Furniture & Appliance Removal in Gainesville & Hall County, GA
Getting a couch out the door or a refrigerator up the basement stairs is hard work. Tell us what needs to go and we'll do the lifting, carrying, and hauling.
Fill out the form below for a free quote, or call or text 678-224-1606.
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
Cribs, toys, and kids' furniture
One item or a full load
Whether it's one recliner or a trailer full of furniture, we'll give you a free quote. You don't need to drag anything to the curb. We'll carry it out from wherever it is in your home.
Donated when possible
Furniture and appliances that still have life in them go to local donation centers and partners, so they can help another family instead of ending up in the landfill.
Would rather donate it yourself? Our guide to where to donate furniture in Gainesville covers what Goodwill, Atlanta Mission and other local donation centers take, and who picks up.
Emptying a whole house? See our estate and home cleanouts. Tearing down a shed or deck? See demolition. Clearing out a hoarded home? See hoarder house cleanup. Just need a fridge, freezer, washer or dryer gone? See appliance and refrigerator removal.
Furniture and appliance removal in Gainesville, item by item
Before booking a pickup, most people want to know two things: will you take it, and what will it cost? Here's the answer for each kind of item, from the kitchen refrigerator to the sleeper sofa, plus how to prep. We're two brothers, Chandler and Dillon Payne, and we do the carrying ourselves. Text a photo to 678-224-1606 for a price.
Refrigerator and freezer removal
Refrigerators, chest and upright freezers, the old fridge in the garage and window AC units all leave in one piece. We haul them intact so the refrigerant can be recovered instead of escaping. If a wide refrigerator won't clear a doorway, we take its doors off, or the house door off its hinges, rather than forcing it. Working units are donated when a local center will take them.
Washer, dryer, stove and dishwasher removal
Washers, dryers, ranges and built-in dishwashers share one price list, so clearing a matched laundry pair or a whole kitchen costs less per piece. That includes top-load and front-load washers, stacked laundry units, and electric and gas dryers. Front-load washers are heavier than they look because the drum is weighted, and all of these are awkward on stairs, so we bring a dolly and straps.
Couch, sectional and bed removal
Couches, sectionals, recliners and sleeper sofas go out whole when the doorway allows. Sectionals separate at the seams, and sleeper sofas hide a heavy steel frame. Bed frames, headboards and bunk beds come apart with a few bolts. Mattresses have their own price on our mattress removal page. Pianos and safes cost more. Business desks and filing cabinets fall under office cleanouts.
Getting appliances ready for pickup
A little prep keeps water off your floors.
Empty the refrigerator, washer, dryer and dishwasher.
Unplug everything. For a refrigerator or freezer, do it a day early so it can defrost.
Shut off the water and disconnect the hoses on washers, dishwashers and ice makers.
Have a gas dryer or range disconnected and the line capped by a qualified pro before we arrive. We don't disconnect gas lines.
What furniture and appliance removal costs
The first piece of furniture, like a couch or dresser, starts at $150, and each added item starts at $10, by size. Washers, dryers, stoves and dishwashers start at $150 for the first and $40 for each one after. Refrigerators, freezers and AC units start at $110 each. A washer and dryer together start at $190 ($150 + $40). Stairs, long carries and heavy pieces like pianos raise the price. Bigger piles are priced by trailer space; see our pricing page.
Furniture and appliance removal questions
Does the appliance have to work? No. Running or broken, we take it once it's unplugged, empty and disconnected.
Can you take a window AC unit too? Yes. They start at $110 each and go intact, like a refrigerator.
Can you get a sectional out of an upstairs bonus room? Yes. We separate the pieces and carry them down. Stairs add to the price, and we tell you how much first.
Can you take a few garage items on the same trip? Yes. Extra items cost less than the first, and a packed garage is a garage cleanout.
Furniture and appliance removal by town
Not sure which town you fall under? See every town we serve.
Recent Office Furniture Removal: Before & After
Real photos from one of our recent jobs. We carried out tall metal storage cabinets, four-drawer filing cabinets and a heavy office desk, loaded the trailer, and left the room empty and ready to use. Tap any photo to see it full size.
Have furniture or appliances to get rid of? Call or text 678-224-1606 for a free quote.
