One piece or a whole apartment's worth — we haul furniture out of SF's Victorians, row houses, and towers at a flat photo-quoted price, carried down any number of stairs and any grade of hill with no surcharge. Sectionals split for tight turns, tower COIs handled, usable pieces donated.
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Upload a Photo & Get Your Price →Getting furniture out of a San Francisco home is mostly about stairs and hills — the narrow turn in a Victorian flat, the no-elevator carry down four floors, the truck staged on a 20%-plus grade, the freight-elevator window in a SoMa tower. We're built for all of it, and we fold the whole carry into one flat number quoted from a photo. No hourly meter, no "oversized" upcharge for a sleeper sofa, no hill fee, no extra for the top floor. We take couches and sectionals, mattresses and box springs, dressers and wardrobes, dining sets, desks, and whole-room loads — and because Recology only takes a couple of free bulky items a year, we're who you call for everything beyond that.
The pieces and the access — stairs, hill, elevator. Flat price back fast, no in-home estimate.
Same-day often available. For a tower we file the COI and book the freight elevator.
Down the stairs, off the hill, into the truck. Usable pieces donated, the rest recycled or hauled.
Flat, photo-quoted before anyone shows up. The stair-carry, hill staging, and disposal are included.
| Item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / couch | $170 |
| Sectional (3-piece) | $249 |
| Dresser (standard) | $169 |
| Dining table (6–8 seat) | $174 |
| Bookshelf | $97 |
| Desk | $112 |
| Queen mattress | $139 |
$95 minimum. Whole rooms quoted as truck-fill (1/4 truck $295, half $525, full $895). Stair-carry, hill staging, COI, and disposal included — no per-flight or hill surcharge.
San Francisco's curbside bulky pickup runs through Recology, and a residential account gets only a couple of free bulky-item pickups a year — by appointment, dragged to the curb yourself, a few items at a time. It can't empty a furnished apartment, it won't enter a SoMa or Mission Bay tower with a COI and freight-elevator requirement, and the annual cap is gone after one move. We clear the whole room on your schedule, do the carry, and donate or recycle what's still good.
The hard part of an SF furniture job is access: the narrow Victorian turn, the four-floor no-elevator carry in the Mission or Castro, the truck staged on a steep Nob Hill or Russian Hill grade, the reserved freight elevator and Certificate of Insurance in a SoMa, Mission Bay, or Rincon Hill tower. We split sectionals into pieces to clear tight stairwells and cabins, protect banisters and common areas, and load from the garage where there is one. A fourth-floor walk-up costs the same as the ground floor.
Pieces in good shape go to local donation or consignment instead of the landfill; the rest is broken down so metal, wood, and foam are recycled where possible. A furnished-unit clearout produces a lot that's still usable, and keeping it out of SF's waste stream is included in the flat price.
"Whole bedroom set out of a Sunset row house — dresser, bed, mattress. Easy garage load, flat price, donated where they could."
"Cleared a furnished one-bed in SoMa between tenants. COI filed, freight elevator booked, gone in one trip."
"Dining set and a couch down a steep Bernal stairway. One photo, fair flat price, same-day."
How much does furniture removal cost in San Francisco?
Flat: sofa $170, dresser $169, dining table $174; whole rooms by truck-fill from $295. $95 minimum, carry and disposal included.
Can you clear a whole apartment in one trip?
Yes — priced as truck-fill, carried out the stairs or freight elevator, COI handled for towers.
Do you donate?
Usable pieces go to local donation or consignment; the rest is recycled or hauled.