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Things people describe to us
- “a giant wooden TV cabinet”That’s entertainment center removal →
- “a couch with a metal bed inside”That’s sleeper sofa removal →
- “Dad's old chair that leans back”That’s recliner removal →
- “grandma's dish cabinet”That’s china cabinet & hutch removal →
- “a bed that folds into the wall”That’s murphy bed removal →
- “a heavy slate pool table in the bonus room”That’s pool table removal →
- “an old camper rotting in the yard”That’s rv, camper & travel trailer removal →
- “the old hot tub that came with the house”That’s hot tub removal →
The list
The items we get asked about most.
Each one has its own page with the operational reality and how the work actually runs.
Furniture
Couch Removal
We bring the hands the job needs.
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Mattress Disposal
Most mattress jobs are quick — strap upright, walk out, hauled.
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Refrigerator Removal
Refrigerator removal sends the unit through the appropriate appliance and refrigerant recycling channel — you don’t do anything beforehand.
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Washer & Dryer Removal
Most washer and dryer jobs start at the wall — water lines disconnected, vent unhooked, then a dolly out.
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TV Removal
TVs vary wildly in weight depending on age and screen tech — the older the TV, the heavier it tends to be.
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Hot Tub Removal
Removal of hot tubs, spas, and the outdoor structures around them — drained, cut down on site, and hauled out in pieces.
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Piano Removal
Pianos demand more crew, more tools, and more time than almost anything else we haul.
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Treadmill Removal
Most treadmills come apart at the console hinge — Allen keys, sockets, fold the deck.
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Playset & Swingset Removal
A backyard playset rarely walks out in one piece — it gets disassembled in the yard, post by post, beam by beam.
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Trampoline Removal
Trampolines come apart in the order they went up — springs first, frame second, padding last.
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Above-Ground Pool Removal
An above-ground pool removal starts with draining, then the panels and liner come off in sequence.
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Pool Table Removal
Pool tables don’t move in one piece — felt off, slate apart, frame disassembled.
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Fence Removal
Fence removal varies by material and post setup.
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Deck Removal
Deck removal is sawzall work — boards up, frame down, hardware pulled.
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Carpet Removal
Carpet is light for its volume but awkward — long rolls, floppy padding, and wet carpet that weighs far more than it looks.
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Exercise Equipment Removal
Most home gyms come apart with hex keys and patience.
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Grill & BBQ Removal
The grill comes with us, regardless of brand or condition.
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Water Heater Removal
Water heater removal starts with the prep on the old unit.
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Shed Disposal
A freestanding, clean backyard shed is the straightforward version of this job.
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Office Furniture Removal
Office furniture removal is volume work.
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Riding Mower Removal
Gas in the tank or a battery on it?
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Safe Removal
Safes are heavy, awkward, and almost always require careful access work.
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Tire Disposal
A small count rides along with a standard appointment — most residential calls are four to eight tires, the volume from one set of replacements.
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Dishwasher Removal
Most dishwasher jobs are quick start to finish.
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Stove and Oven Removal
Electric stove removal is straightforward.
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Freezer Removal
A freezer job depends mostly on whether the unit is empty or full.
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Air Conditioner Removal
Window AC units are the simplest version.
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Dresser Removal
Most dresser jobs come down to stairs and access.
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Dining Table Removal
Most dining table jobs come down to size and disassembly.
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Recliner Removal
Most recliner jobs come down to stairs, motor, and disassembly.
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Bicycle Removal
Single-bike pickup is a quick carry — bike out of the garage, onto the truck, secured with straps.
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Office Chair Removal
Single-chair pickups are quick — chair on the dolly or rolled to the truck, secured for transport.
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Desk Removal
Modular desks come apart fast.
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Printer and Copier Removal
Desktop and home-office printer pickups are quick — disconnect the power and any networked cables, single-person carry to the truck.
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Wardrobe and Armoire Removal
A wardrobe job turns on its size and the access.
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Exercise Bike Removal
Standard upright bikes are the easiest version — the unit comes out the same way it went in, an easy carry on most floors, with extra hands on stairs if it needs them.
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Patio Furniture Removal
Patio chair pickups are the fastest version — chairs stack on the truck, secured with straps, multiple chairs per minute of loading time.
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Scrap Metal Removal
Scrap loading is the routine work — gloves on, gloves stay on.
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Filing Cabinet Removal
A single-cabinet pickup turns on the size and whether the drawers are loaded.
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Dehumidifier Removal
Most dehumidifier jobs are quick.
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Bookcase Removal
Most bookcase jobs come down to size, construction, and whether the books come along.
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Audio Equipment Removal
Most audio equipment jobs come down to the volume and the size of the largest pieces.
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Futon Removal
Most futon jobs are quick.
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Bed Frame Removal
Most bed frame jobs come down to size and disassembly.
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Lawn Mower Removal
Most mower pickups are quick.
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Dryer Removal
Most dryer-only jobs are straightforward.
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Sectional Sofa Removal
Most sectionals come apart — that’s the good news and the work, both at once.
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Sleeper Sofa Removal
Sleeper sofa jobs take longer than a plain couch the same size — every time.
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Loveseat Removal
Most loveseats are a quick in-and-out.
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Entertainment Center Removal
Most entertainment-center jobs are a disassembly job first and a carry second.
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TV Stand Removal
Most TV stand jobs are quick.
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Coffee Table Removal
Most of these tables are a one-person, one-trip carry.
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China Cabinet Removal
The first thing we figure out on site is whether the cabinet is one piece or two.
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Box Spring Disposal
The defining feature of a box spring is that it doesn’t give.
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Bedroom Set Removal
A bedroom set is a multi-piece job, so we work it room by room rather than treating it as one lift.
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Bunk Bed Removal
Nearly every bunk bed comes apart before it leaves the room.
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Crib Removal
The work in a crib job is disassembly, not weight.
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Cubicle Removal
Cubicle removal starts with unbolting.
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Conference Table Removal
The first question on any conference table job is whether it fits through the door in one piece, and the honest answer is usually no.
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Waterbed Removal
Every waterbed job starts at the bladder.
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Murphy Bed Removal
The first thing on a Murphy bed is the mechanism, not the bolts.
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Antique Furniture Removal
Most antique jobs start with us reading the piece before we touch it.
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IKEA Furniture Removal
Flat-pack furniture breaks apart — it doesn’t unscrew.
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Shelving Unit Removal
Most shelving jobs come down to two questions: is it anchored, and how tall is it.
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Carport Removal
Most free-standing carports come down in a predictable order.
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Pergola Removal
A pergola comes down from the top, in the reverse order it went up.
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Greenhouse Removal
The glazing sets the pace.
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Chicken Coop Removal
Most coops come down in pieces rather than all at once.
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Dog Kennel Removal
Most panel kennels come apart faster than people expect.
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Playhouse Removal
Plastic playhouses are the quick version of this job.
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Basketball Goal Removal
Portable hoops are the more common call, and the base is what makes them slow rather than hard.
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Fire Pit Removal
The portable jobs are the fast ones.
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Raised Garden Bed Removal
Most of the labor in a garden-bed job is getting the structure free of the soil.
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Yard Fixture Removal
These are small jobs that live or die on what’s under the ground.
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Awning & Patio Cover Removal
Almost every awning and patio cover job runs in the same order.
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Pool Equipment Removal
Most pool equipment jobs are a clear-the-pad haul, not a teardown.
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Non-Structural Wall Removal
The first part of any wall job isn’t demolition — it’s confirming the wall is non-load-bearing.
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Drop Ceiling Removal
A drop ceiling comes down in layers, and most of the job is bulk rather than weight.
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Countertop Removal
Whether the top is still fastened to the cabinets or already loose is part of what we look at in your photos.
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Wood Paneling Removal
Two kinds of paneling, two very different days.
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Closet Removal
Most closet tear-outs run faster than they look.
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Built-In Cabinet Removal
A built-in comes out in roughly the reverse order it went in.
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Fireplace Mantel Removal
A typical mantel comes off in a predictable order.
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Flooring Removal
Tile is the heavy one.
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Bathtub Removal
The deciding factor on most tub jobs is what the tub is made of and where it sits.
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Shower Removal
One-piece stalls are the job people underestimate.
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Kitchen Cabinet Removal
Whether the cabinets are still on the wall or already out and stacked is part of what we look at in your photos, along with the run of uppers and bases, the island, and the path out of the kitchen.
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Garbage Disposal Removal
Garbage disposal removal is a short job on our end because the part that takes skill happens before we get there.
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Trash Compactor Removal
Most built-in compactors live in a 15-inch slot between the lower cabinets.
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HVAC Unit Removal & Haul-Away
Almost every HVAC unit we haul is in an inconvenient spot, because that’s where HVAC equipment lives.
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Boat Removal
Some boats come out whole.
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Computer & Monitor Removal
Most computer pickups ride along with something else — a desk, an office cleanout, a whole-house clearing.
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Concrete & Masonry Removal
This is hand-loading work.
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Drywall Removal
Most drywall calls are hauling material somebody else already took down: the contractor tore it out, stacked it in the garage or the middle of the room, and moved on to the next trade.
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Roofing Shingle Removal
This is ground work.
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Microwave Removal
A countertop unit is a lift and a walk to the truck.
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Toilet Removal
If a plumber did the swap, the old toilet is usually sitting where they left it, free of the flange and ready to go.
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Sink & Vanity Removal
If a plumber has already been through, we are just removing the fixture.
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Door & Window Removal
Most of these units are already out of the wall and stacked somewhere — leaned against a garage, laid flat behind the house, or piled beside the driveway after the install crew finished.
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Generator Removal
Portables come out by hand or on a dolly; a contractor-grade unit on wheels rolls up the ramps.
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RV & Travel Trailer Removal
The first thing we want is photographs — the unit, the tongue and coupler, the tires, and enough of the surroundings to see how it comes out.
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ATV & Four-Wheeler Removal
If it rolls, it goes up the ramps and onto the truck.
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Side-by-Side & UTV Removal
We look at three things in your photos: whether it rolls, whether a truck can get beside it, and what the ground is like in between.
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Motorcycle Removal
A rolling bike goes up the ramps and gets strapped upright.
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Golf Cart Removal
If the cart rolls in neutral, it goes up the ramps with a steady push.
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Utility & Cargo Trailer Removal
We look at the tires, the hubs and the ground.
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Pontoon Boat Removal
We work out from your photos whether it leaves whole or in pieces.
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Jet Ski & PWC Removal
If they’re still on a trailer that rolls, the trailer and both skis load together.
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Boat Trailer Removal
A trailer that rolls is loaded whole.
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Outboard Motor Removal
Small motors are carried out.
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Marine & Boat Equipment Removal
We look at your photos for the heavy pieces and the awkward ones, because they decide the crew and the carry more than the total volume does.
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Elliptical Removal
We take it apart where it stands: the arms come off, the console and column come down, and the pedal rails separate from the base where the design allows.
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Home Gym & Weight Machine Removal
Cables first, then the stack, then the frame.
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Lawn & Garden Equipment Removal
Small machines go out by the armful; the heavy ones — a tiller, a splitter, a chipper — get rolled up the ramps or carried with an extra pair of hands.
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Dock Removal
We plan the job from your photos: how big the sections are, what they’re made of, and how far they sit from where a truck or trailer can get.
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Boat Lift Removal
We work from your photos: what kind of lift it is, whether it’s still mounted or already down, and how far it sits from where a truck or trailer can get.
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Hurricane Shutter Removal
Stacked panels are a straightforward carry: they come out of the garage or off the side of the house and onto the truck.
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Armchair & Accent Chair Removal
Most chairs come out whole.
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Marble & Stone Table Removal
Send a photo of the table, a rough size of the top, and the way out — stairs, a tight turn, a long hallway.
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Grandfather Clock Removal
Every clock is a little different.
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Adjustable Bed & Base Removal
We unplug the base, coil the cord and lower it flat if it still moves.
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Commercial Refrigeration Removal
Plenty of reach-ins sit on casters so the kitchen can be cleaned behind them, and that helps right up until the threshold, the step down to the loading area, or the gap between the line and the wall.
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Tube, Console & Projection TV Removal
Send a photo of the set and tell us where it is and what’s between it and the door — stairs especially.
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Console Stereo, Hi-Fi & Radio Cabinet Removal
Send a photo of the cabinet and tell us where it lives — living room, upstairs den, attic or garage — and what the way out looks like.
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Satellite Dish & Antenna Removal
A yard dish comes apart into its pieces — reflector, arm, motor and pole — and how the pole is set in the ground decides how it comes out.
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Outdoor Kitchen Removal
A modular island on a metal frame comes apart in sections and loads by hand.
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Gazebo Removal
A gazebo sitting on pavers or its own deck releases faster than one set on concrete footings.
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Commercial Gym Equipment Removal
The question that sets the day is where the gym sits.
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Lumber Removal
Wood is heavier than it looks once it’s been rained on, and a soaked plywood sheet is an awkward, floppy carry.
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Pallet Removal
A neat stack loads fast.
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Household Junk Removal
Clutter is mostly carrying.
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Hospital Bed Removal
Send us a photo of the bed and the room it’s in.
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Lift Chair Removal
If the chair still works, we lower it to sitting position first, then unplug it and coil the cord.
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Restaurant Equipment Removal
The route out of a kitchen is the whole job.
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Hotel Furniture Removal
Guest floors mean elevators, and elevators mean timing.
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Gun Safe Removal
Send photos of the safe, how it’s anchored and the way out — every step, turn and doorway between it and the truck — plus the make and model if you know it.
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Crab Trap, Net & Commercial Fishing Gear Removal
Send photos of the pile and where it sits — the yard, the shed, beside the dock — and we’ll give you a firm price for the lot.
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Shop Equipment Removal
Weight is the job here.
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Hazardous materials
Nearly everything a home or business needs gone, we take. Liquid paint, chemicals, solvents, asbestos, medical waste, and fuel and oil drums need their own route. Batteries we take — tell us what kind you have, or send a photo. Call us if you’re unsure — we’ll tell you where to take them.
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