What furniture removal costs in Richmond
Priced by the load, dump fees included. Labour, loading and the disposal fees are all inside these numbers — nothing is added afterwards.
One piece
$99
A dresser, dining table, desk, bookcase or armchair.
Single item · One piece
A room's worth
$229
Bedroom or dining room emptied, including the small stuff behind it.
Quarter load · 1/4 van
Multiple rooms
$379
Two or three furnished rooms, or a furnished suite between tenants.
Half load · 1/2 van
Photos give you an Instant Photo Estimate — an estimated load size and price range. Your final price is confirmed on arrival, before we load, and nothing moves until you approve it. Save 10% if you help load — optional. See full load pricing.
What the price covers
- Flat-pack and bed-frame disassembly where a piece will not clear the doorway
- Separate handling for donatable pieces, which travel unstacked so they arrive usable
- Glass tops, mirrors and marble handled and disposed of separately from the general load
- Careful removal, right down to the dust line the piece leaves behind
Getting ready for the pickup
- Empty drawers and shelves. A loaded dresser is heavier than it looks, and the contents almost always include things you meant to keep.
- Decide in advance what is donation and what is disposal — we can keep the two apart in the truck, but only if you tell us before we load.
- Particleboard flat-pack furniture rarely survives a move and is not donatable; solid wood, in good condition, usually is.
- If you are staging or selling, book the pickup for the day before photos rather than the morning of.
Furniture removal in Richmond: what to expect locally
- Booked elevator windows: we sequence the carry so everything clears inside your slot.
- Flat-pack furniture is disassembled where a piece will not clear the suite door.
- Donatable pieces travel unstacked; particleboard and stained upholstery go to disposal.
- Steveston and Seafair homes: garage and driveway loading is the quickest version of this job.
More about how we work across the city on the Richmond junk removal page.
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Furniture removal questions from Richmond
Can you empty a Richmond condo inside a two-hour elevator booking?
A one-bedroom, comfortably. A two-bedroom with a dining set is tighter but usually fine when we know the layout in advance — that is the reason we ask for photos of the rooms rather than just the pieces. If your building only grants one hour, tell us and we will bring a second person rather than risk running over.
Will my furniture actually get donated?
If a charity will accept it, yes, and we keep those pieces unstacked so they arrive usable. What we will not do is imply a donation to soften the quote. Solid wood in good condition, working desks and intact dining sets are realistic; particleboard flat-pack and any upholstery with staining, damage or smoke exposure are not, and those go to the transfer station.
Do you donate furniture instead of dumping it?
Where a piece is clean, structurally sound and actually wanted, yes — we keep it separate in the truck so it arrives in a condition a charity will accept. What we will not do is promise a donation to make a quote feel better: upholstered items with stains, damage or smoke exposure and most particleboard furniture get refused at the door, and those go to the transfer station.
Can I add pieces on the day if I find more?
Yes. Load size is confirmed on arrival before anything is lifted, so if you have found two more chairs since sending photos we re-price then and there and you approve it before we start. There is no change fee — the volume simply moves up a tier if it needs to.
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