Services
What we carry out
The sectional that won't fit the new living room. The dresser that's been in the garage since the last move. Send a photo, and we'll carry it out and take it away.
Couches, sectionals, sleeper sofas, recliners, dressers, tables, desks, bookshelves, bed frames and old patio sets. One piece is a normal pickup. So is a whole room.
You don't have to drag anything to the driveway first. Point at it and we lift it from where it sits: a back bedroom, a second floor, a screened porch, the far corner of the garage. If it's in a condo, tell us the floor and whether there's an elevator. That changes how we plan the carry, and on the beachside it comes up a lot.
How the price works
Furniture is priced by how much room it takes in the trailer. A loveseat and a sectional are very different loads, which is why a photo beats a description. Send a wide shot and one close-up of each big piece through the quote form, plus the town. We send a price back, and nothing is booked until you say yes.
Sleeper sofas are worth a mention in the form. The steel frame inside makes them far heavier than they look.
Where your furniture goes
Furniture in good shape doesn't have to go to the landfill. Goodwill Industries of Central Florida lists furniture in good condition and sleeper sofas among the things it accepts. Its donation page also lists what it won't take, including mattresses, box springs, headboards and bed frames.
Pieces that are broken, stained or too worn to give away go to a Brevard County facility. The Central Disposal Facility in Cocoa and the Sarno Road site in Melbourne are the two big ones. Metal frames can go for scrap. The guide to where junk goes in Brevard explains which site takes what.
