The sofa you loved for 10 years. The bed frame that won't go through the door. The dining set that came with the house and never matched. We take it. No scratches, no damage, no hassle. From $69/item.
Seattle's housing stock creates specific furniture removal challenges that catch people off guard. Craftsman homes built in 1920 have staircases with 90-degree turns at the bottom — the exact configuration that defeats Craigslist buyers attempting DIY furniture removal daily. Capitol Hill's Victorian apartment buildings have door frames from before king-size beds existed. Queen Anne's hillside homes have basement-level garages where large pieces need to be carried up before they can go anywhere.
We've navigated all of it. Our crew assesses a piece, a door frame, and a stairwell in 30 seconds and identifies the fastest safe path to the truck. We pad door frames. We protect floors. We don't leave marks.
Text a photo of the piece(s) to (206) 222-6544. Include the room and floor level. Firm price in 60 seconds.
Before we take furniture to the transfer station, we ask: could someone else use this? Seattle has good donation options including Goodwill, Habitat for Humanity ReStore, and community organizations. Usable furniture gets directed there first — at no additional cost. You can receive a donation receipt for tax purposes.
One photo. Sixty seconds. A firm price that won't change at the door.