Furniture & Appliance Removal in Gainesville, GA
Getting a couch out the door or a refrigerator up the basement stairs is hard work. In Gainesville, we do the lifting, carrying, and hauling for you.
Fill out the form below for a free quote, or call or text 678-224-1606.
Furniture & Appliance Removal in Gainesville
Gainesville is our home base and the Hall County seat, right on Lake Lanier. We haul away furniture and appliances from homes all over town.
What we haul away
Couches, sectionals, recliners, and chairs
Mattresses and box springs
Dressers, beds, tables, and desks
Refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, and dishwashers
Grills, exercise equipment, and TVs
Whether it's one recliner or a trailer full of furniture, you don't need to drag anything to the curb. Furniture and appliances that still have life in them go to local donation centers.
How it works
Text us a few photos or send them through the form on this page, and we'll give you a free quote.
We show up, do all the lifting and loading, and set aside anything that can be donated.
We haul everything away and leave the space swept clean.
Doing it yourself in Gainesville
Here's how local pickup and drop-off rules look as of September 2026:
City of Gainesville trash customers can set out about one cubic yard of bulky items a week, up to four a month, without extra fees. (City of Gainesville)
Appliances have to be scheduled with the city's Solid Waste division before they go to the curb, and the fee goes on your water bill. (City of Gainesville)
Mattresses and box springs cost an extra $10 each at the Hall County Landfill, on top of the weight charge. (Hall County)
Refrigerators, freezers, and AC units with freon cost an extra $10 each at the landfill, or $12 each when you bring more than one. (Hall County)
Or skip the loading, the trips, and the sorting. Send us a few photos and we'll give you a free quote.
Furniture and appliance removal in Gainesville: what we see most
Most of our furniture calls in Gainesville come from the older in-town neighborhoods off Green Street and Thompson Bridge Rd, where the houses have basements and the basements have a second refrigerator that quit years ago. We carry it up the stairs, through the kitchen, and out to the trailer. The other big source is rental turnover. Gainesville has a lot of older rental houses, and when a tenant leaves behind a sectional, a dresser, and a mattress, the landlord needs it gone before the next showing. We also get a steady run of delivery-day pickups: the store is bringing a new couch Saturday and the old one has to be out before then. Washers from laundry closets, stoves from kitchen remodels, and treadmills nobody has touched since January round out a normal week. If it is heavy and awkward, that is the job.
Hauling a piano or hot water heater out of a Gainesville basement
Basements are the hard part. An upright piano or a 50-gallon hot water heater in a Green Street basement means a flight of stairs, a tight turn, and a door that was not built with appliances in mind. We bring two people, a dolly, and straps, and take doors off hinges if needed. We drain the heater before moving it. Tell us about the stairs when you text for a quote and we will price it right the first time.
What furniture and appliance removal costs in Gainesville
A couch or refrigerator starts at $150 when we can back up near the door. Each additional item is a discounted add-on, so a couch, loveseat, and dresser cost well under three separate trips. Mattresses are $75 for the first and $40 for each after. Stairs cost more, and we say so before we start. A full trailer load starts around $650.
Gainesville questions
Can you get a refrigerator out the same day I call? Often yes. We are based in Gainesville and can usually be there within a few hours.
Do you take furniture from rental houses with no one home? Yes. Give us a door code and we will text a photo of the empty room when we finish.
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