Furniture removal
in Miami.
Furniture removal in Miami, couches included, works by photos with JunkZipp: send photos of the pieces, approve one price, and a hauler with license and insurance on file with us carries them out, one couch or a whole room. A sectional that won't clear a Coral Gables doorway or a sleeper sofa headed out after new furniture arrives both need more than one person.
We are opening Miami-Dade one area at a time. Leave your email and your zip, and we will tell you the moment we are taking pickups where you are.
Furniture removal in Miami-Dade, how it works
A couch that will not fit back through the doorway it came in, a sectional too heavy for two people to carry down a flight of stairs, a sleeper sofa with a metal frame hidden inside: furniture removal is usually the job somebody puts off because moving it alone is not realistic. Older homes in Coral Gables and West Miami often have narrower doorways and hallways than newer construction, so a sectional that seemed fine to buy does not always leave the same way it came in. That is the typical reason people look for couch removal, more than a single chair someone wants gone.
New furniture delivery is the other common trigger. A dining set, a sectional, or a bedroom set gets dropped off and the old pieces, the recliner, the dresser, the entertainment center nobody uses anymore, end up stacked in a garage or a spare room. Retailers sometimes take the old piece if it is the exact item being replaced, but a full room swap usually leaves more behind than the delivery crew will carry. That leftover pile, dining chairs, an old desk, patio furniture from a balcony refresh, is a normal job for us.
Getting furniture out of a high-rise unit in Brickell or a condo in Aventura is a different job than a single-family house in Kendall. Buildings often require a certificate of insurance and a booked service elevator window before a vendor can bring anything through the lobby, so check with your building management before you schedule. In a house, the question is usually which door the piece goes out and whether it clears the hallway. Tell us in your photos if a piece is stuck, oversized, or has to go down stairs.
Send photos of what is leaving, whether it is one recliner or a full living room. A real person prices the load and sends back one number, you approve it, and a licensed, insured independent hauler does the carrying. You pay JunkZipp once the furniture is out, not the crew, and there is no fee just to get a price.
What we take
- Couches and sectionals
- Sleeper sofas
- Recliners and armchairs
- Dressers and nightstands
- Desks and office furniture
- Dining sets
- Entertainment centers
- Patio furniture
Measure the doorway or hallway before you book if a sectional or sleeper sofa seems tight, and mention it in your photos. Condo and high-rise buildings often need a certificate of insurance and a reserved service elevator window, so check with management first. Condition does not change whether we take a piece, just the price.
Questions people ask
- How does couch removal in Miami work?
- Send JunkZipp a photo of the couch and a note about stairs or tight doorways, and a person sends back one price to approve. Once you approve it, a hauler comes and carries it out, and you pay JunkZipp once it is gone.
- How much does furniture removal cost in Miami?
- There is no price chart: a person prices the pieces in your photos by truck space, weight and how hard they are to get out. The estimate is free and there is no booking fee.
- Do you do couch removal for just one piece, not a full room?
- Yes. A single couch, recliner, or sectional is a normal job, not just full-room clear-outs. Send photos of the one piece and any access issues, like stairs or a narrow hallway, and we price it as it sits.
- Can you get a sectional out if it won't fit through the door the way it came in?
- Usually, yes. Most sectionals come apart into the same sections they were delivered in. Tell us in your photos if a piece seems stuck, with the doorway or stair in the shot, so the crew comes prepared and the price accounts for it.
- Will you take furniture from a condo or apartment in Brickell?
- Yes. Check with your building first about a certificate of insurance and a service elevator window, since most high-rises require both before a vendor comes through the lobby. Tell us the building's requirements when you send photos and we work around the window given.
- Do you take furniture in bad condition, torn upholstery, water damage, missing parts?
- Yes. Condition does not stop us from taking a couch, dresser, or dining set, it just factors into the price. Send photos of the actual condition rather than a general description so the price is accurate the first time.
- Can you pick up patio furniture from a balcony or yard?
- Yes. Patio sets, outdoor sectionals, and balcony furniture from a condo or a backyard in Kendall or Cutler Bay are a regular job. Tell us if the pieces are on a balcony that needs the service elevator or in a yard with gate access.
How it goes
01
Show us the pile
Send a few photos. A person looks at them and emails you one real price to approve.
02
Approve it
Nothing is booked, nobody is dispatched and nothing is owed until you say yes.
03
We send a truck
A licensed, insured hauler covering your area takes the job. You see them on the map on the way.
04
Pay when it's gone
You pay JunkZipp once the load is out: Zelle, card over the phone, or check. The crew does not take payment.