Furniture and appliance removal in Tampa
The things that are hardest to get rid of are the things too heavy to move yourself. The crew brings the dollies and the straps, gets it down the stairs and out the door, and handles the refrigerant and disposal rules on the other end.
Items we pick up
- Sofas, sectionals, recliners and sleeper sofas
- Mattresses and box springs
- Refrigerators, freezers and wine coolers
- Washers, dryers, dishwashers and ranges
- Water heaters and window AC units
- Hot tubs, pianos and pool tables
How each one is handled
Furniture
Carried out whole where it fits, taken apart where it doesn't. Doorframes and floors are protected on the way.
Mattresses
Bagged and hauled. Mattresses carry a separate disposal fee at county facilities, which is quoted up front.
Refrigerant appliances
Refrigerators, freezers and AC units go to a facility that recovers the refrigerant before scrapping, as federal rules require.
Washers, dryers and ranges
Disconnected if you've shut off the supply, then hauled for metal recycling.
Hot tubs
Drained by you, cut apart on site by the crew and hauled in pieces.
Pianos and pool tables
Heavy-item pickups quoted after a photo, usually with a larger crew.
What affects the price
- Size and number of pieces, measured in truck space.
- Stairs, elevators and how far the carry is.
- Disposal fees on mattresses, TVs and refrigerant appliances.
- Disassembly time for hot tubs, pool tables and built-ins.
You get a firm price when the crew sees the load, before anything is touched.
Why appliances and furniture die early in Tampa
Salt air and humidity are hard on appliances, and a garage refrigerator in Tampa runs flat out nine months a year. Upholstered furniture on a screened lanai lasts a few seasons before it mildews. When the replacement is delivered, the delivery company often won't take the old one, or charges for it, which is when the call comes in.
Hillsborough County accepts appliances at its disposal sites but requires refrigerant to be handled by someone certified, and curbside bulk programs won't take a refrigerator with the doors on. The crew handles that chain of custody so you don't have to.
Common questions
Do you take mattresses?
Yes. They carry a disposal fee because county facilities charge extra for them, and the fee is included in the quote.
Can you take a refrigerator with food in it?
Empty it first if you can. If it's been sitting with the power off, tell the dispatcher and the crew will come prepared.
Do you disconnect appliances?
The crew will unplug and pull a disconnected unit out. Shutting off gas or water lines is on you or your plumber.
Can you take just one item?
Yes. Single-item pickups are priced as a minimum load, and they're cheaper when the crew is already routed through your area.
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Areas we serve
Furniture and appliance removal across Tampa and these nearby communities: