Patio & Outdoor Furniture Removal in St. Simons Island, GA

The set might be on a screened porch past the gate in Hampton Plantation, or around the pool at a home up in Frederica. Where there’s a gate, the code or an access window gets settled with you ahead of time, so the truck isn’t left sitting at the entrance and nothing slows down.

On the larger properties the furniture is usually the far end of a long carry: from the pool deck or the back lawn, around the house, past the landscaping, to wherever the truck can stand. We plan that route before the first chair moves, and we pay attention to what the pieces are being carried past.

Rental owners tend to refresh outdoor sets between seasons, and from April into September those calls come alongside every other turnover, and we plan around your window. After a storm the island’s schedule shifts toward cleanup, and patio furniture turns up in volume, some of it in the wrong yard.

Chairs stack, so six or eight ride together. Most glass tops sit on rubber pads or clip mounts that release with a careful lift, and that glass rides separately, wrapped. Outdoor sectionals and patio sofas are heavier than indoor ones because of the weather-resistant frames, and soaked cushions add more.

Cushions can stay right where they are, and a porch swing or glider comes down from its hooks as part of the job. Balconies and upper porches are a normal carry.

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

We figure out the right destination as we load. Aluminum and steel frames usually go to scrap-metal recycling, often SA Recycling in Brunswick, since pitted aluminum still recycles cleanly.

Cushions, umbrella fabric and resin pieces without metal usually go to disposal. We sort during loading, so you don’t have to, and the load comes off the island straight into Brunswick.