What furniture removal costs in Vancouver
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 Vancouver: what to expect locally
- Downtown, West End and Cambie corridor towers: reserve the bay and service elevator; we work inside the window.
- Kitsilano, Mount Pleasant and East Van homes: lane access often beats the front steps for basement furniture.
- Laneway houses and basement suites: tenant-turnover clear-outs price as a load, not per piece.
- Solid wood and intact sets are offered for donation; particleboard and stained upholstery go to disposal.
More about how we work across the city on the Vancouver junk removal page.
Send a photo of the furniture removal and get a price
No walkthrough, no waiting for a callback. Photos in, Estimated Price Range back.
Furniture removal questions from Vancouver
Can you clear a furnished basement suite between tenants?
Yes, and it is one of the most common Vancouver jobs we do. A furnished one-bedroom suite is typically a half load once the bed, dresser, sofa and kitchen odds are in the truck. Book it a day or two before the incoming tenant rather than the morning of, and photograph each room so the estimate reflects everything, not just the big pieces.
Do you take apart furniture that will not fit through the door?
Routinely. Bed frames, flat-pack shelving, sectional sofas and table legs all come apart, and we bring the tools for it. In older Vancouver homes the stairwell turn is a bigger constraint than the doorway, so a photo of the stairs tells us more than a photo of the dresser.
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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