Exercise Equipment Removal in St. Simons Island, GA

In a condo, an elliptical or a rower is about the building as much as the machine: the elevator, the hallway and where the truck can stop. We sort those out with you or the building before we come, and on the Demere corridor we plan the staging so nobody’s parking space or doorway is tied up while we load.

Along Sea Island Road and toward the north end, a home gym might be upstairs in a bonus room or out in the garage, with a long walk to the driveway past floors and walls worth protecting. The pace there is set by what we’re carrying and what we’re carrying it past.

That might be a rowing machine in a bonus room in gated Hamilton Landing or a cable gym in a garage up in Frederica on the north end.

People on this island notice whether a crew takes its time and leaves the room clean. We work accordingly, and a scuffed stairwell is not part of the plan.

Cable machines are the one piece of home gym equipment that can actually hurt somebody during removal. A weight stack and cable system stores tension, so we release it deliberately and in order rather than cutting the cables and finding out.

Ellipticals separate at the column and flywheel housing, and rowers fold or break down at the rail. Plates and dumbbells are pure repetitive labor, one piece at a time, strapped down in the truck so nothing shifts on the drive.

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

We figure out the right destination for each piece. Steel frames, plates and dumbbells are mostly metal and usually go to scrap, often at SA Recycling in Brunswick.

A machine in good working order can sometimes be donated, depending on its condition and on what the organization will accept.

Whatever we load leaves the island with us and goes on into Brunswick.