Every SoMa high-rise has them: the Peloton that became a $2,000 clothes rack, the treadmill blocking the second bedroom's whole reason for existing. The building has a perfectly good gym downstairs, which is exactly why the machine has to go. We book the freight elevator, disassemble what the corridor demands, and the price is flat by machine.
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Upload a Photo & Get Your Price →Gym equipment is dense, awkward, and engineered to never wobble — which makes it miserable to move and routine for us. Treadmills fold and tilt through most condo doors; when they don't, the deck and uprights come apart in the unit. Pelotons roll out on their own wheels with the screen padded. Squat racks and cable machines break down to bars and plates. The crew reserves your building's freight window, papers the corridor if the house rules ask, and hauls everything in one run. Working machines — most of them, honestly — go to donation programs and community gyms that put them back to work.
| Machine | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Peloton / spin bike | $108 |
| Stationary bike | $97 |
| Treadmill | $155 |
| Elliptical | $131 |
| Weight bench | $93 |
| Full home gym | $192 |
$95 minimum. Freight-elevator run, disassembly and disposal included.