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Disposal guide

How to get rid of an old couch

A couch is heavy, awkward, and too big for the car. Here are five legitimate ways to get one out of your living room and out of your life — from making a few bucks to getting it gone today.

An old couch is one of the hardest things to get rid of on your own — it doesn't fit in a sedan, it's awkward through doorways, and a sectional basically requires a team. Here are your options, from most effort to least.

1. Sell it (if it's still nice)

If the couch is clean and in good shape, list it on Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp, or Craigslist. You might make a little money — but be realistic: buyers expect you to help load it, no-shows are common, and it can sit listed for weeks. Best for genuinely good furniture.

2. Donate it

Charities like Habitat for Humanity ReStore and others may take a couch that's clean and undamaged, and some offer free pickup for larger donations. Call ahead — most won't accept anything stained, torn, sagging, or with pet damage, and pickup slots book out. If it's in good condition, donating keeps it out of the landfill and helps someone.

3. Recycle it

A couch is mostly wood frame, metal springs, and foam — materials that can partly be recycled or diverted rather than landfilled. This usually happens through a hauler or facility rather than the curb. When we remove furniture, we donate or divert whatever still has life in it.

4. Curbside bulk pickup

Your city's bulk-trash program will likely take a couch on your scheduled large-item day. It's free, but you have to get it to the curb yourself (the hard part) and wait for the pickup day. Check your city's solid-waste schedule and rules before you drag it out.

5. Junk removal / haul-away

The fastest and easiest: a crew comes to you, carries the couch out — down stairs, around tight corners, sectional and all — and hauls it away the same day. You don't lift a thing. Our furniture removal handles couches, sectionals, recliners, and the rest, starting at $99 for a single piece.

Sectional or sleeper sofa? Those are heavy and often need to be turned or partly taken apart to clear a doorway — exactly the kind of job where a two-person crew earns its keep.

Which should you choose?

  • Nice couch, time to spare: sell or donate.
  • Decent couch, want it gone free: curbside bulk pickup.
  • Worn out, or you just want it handled today: haul-away.

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Rather skip the hassle? Sofas and sectionals are a two-person job — let us be the two people. Snap a photo for an instant estimate or text (561) 929-8359 — we do the lifting, you point.

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Quick answers

Common questions.

How much does it cost to remove a couch?

A single couch starts at $99 with a haul-away service. A sectional or a couch plus other furniture prices out by the load. Send a photo for a planning range; we confirm the final price in person before we load.

Will you take a sectional or sleeper sofa?

Yes — sectionals, sleepers, recliners, and loveseats. They're heavy and sometimes need to be angled or partly disassembled to clear a doorway, and our crew handles that.

Do I need to move the couch outside first?

No — leave it where it is. We carry it out from the living room, down stairs if needed, and load it ourselves.

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