Patio Furniture Removal in Hinesville, GA

Chairs stack, so six or eight chairs ride together. Glass tops get checked first: most glass tops on aluminum bases sit on rubber pads or clip mounts that release with a careful lift, and the glass rides separately, padded.

Outdoor sectionals are the heaviest patio category, more so when the cushions have soaked up rain, so we bring the hands that takes. Broken glass from a cracked tabletop gets bagged separately so nobody gets cut.

Porch swings and gliders come down and go out with the rest.

Send us a few photos and tell us what you need removed. We’ll take it from there.

When orders come down, the patio is on the list right along with the garage, the closets and the kids’ rooms. Some of it goes with you. The faded set, the glider with the broken straps and the umbrella that won’t open anymore are often the part that simply isn’t making the trip.

Out the Highway 196 corridor there’s plenty of residential growth stretching away from town, and newer subdivisions sit alongside older homes all over the area. A backyard in one of the newer neighborhoods or a porch on an older house is the same job for us: carried out, loaded and the yard left clear.

Rental turnovers leave patio furniture behind too, and the moving truck isn’t waiting on anybody’s back porch. Send us some pictures, tell us when it has to be gone, and we’ll tell you what we can do.

We sort during loading, so you don’t have to, by what each piece is made of and the shape it’s in.

Aluminum and steel frames can often be recycled as scrap, and pitted aluminum still recycles cleanly. Cushions, umbrella fabric and plain resin pieces usually end up as disposal.

A set still in good shape may be offered for donation, and the donation center decides whether it can use it.