Castro Victorians were built for smaller furniture and bigger staircases — steep runs off 18th, tight landings, and the occasional couch that famously arrived through the bay window. We carry what the stairs allow, disassemble what they don't, and price every piece flat from a photo before the crew climbs a single step.
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Upload a Photo & Get Your Price →A Castro furniture job starts with geometry: the 1900s stairwell, the newel post that's original and staying that way, the landing that turns twice. Our crews pad the rail, take doors off hinges when it buys the inch, and split sectionals and bed frames into carryable pieces — all included in the flat price. And when a piece truly can't exit the way it came in (bay-window deliveries leave souvenirs), we say so up front and help you plan the right solution instead of improvising with your banister. Full-room swaps around a renovation or a new chapter are the neighborhood standard: photos in, one number back, everything down the hill by afternoon, good pieces to community programs first.
| Piece | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / couch | $170 |
| Sleeper sofa | $200 |
| Dresser (standard) | $169 |
| Armchair | $104 |
| Queen mattress + box spring set | $192 |
$95 minimum. Disassembly, stair-carry and disposal included — no per-flight surcharge.