Richmond flats hold generations — and generations hold furniture. The wardrobe that came from the old apartment, the dining set that seats twelve twice a year, the garage level quietly archiving every piece the family ever owned. When it's finally time, we carry it down the interior stairs or out through the garage, flat-priced from a photo, with the good pieces going to donation instead of the transfer station.
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Upload a Photo & Get Your Price →The blocks between Arguello and Park Presidio run to flats above garages, often with family on two floors and the overflow below. Furniture jobs here come in two flavors: the room swap — a bedroom refresh, the big dining set finally downsized after the kids stopped hosting — and the garage archive, where a decade of hand-me-downs waits for a decision that a photo and one flat number finally make easy. The crew handles the narrow interior stairs, checks your block's street-sweeping schedule before staging, and works mornings when the Clement corridor still has curb to spare. Solid hardwood pieces from these flats are donation gold, and that's where they go first.
| Piece | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / couch | $170 |
| Wardrobe | $165 |
| Dining table (6–8 seat) | $174 |
| Dresser (standard) | $169 |
| Queen mattress + box spring set | $192 |
$95 minimum. Stairs, garage-level carries and disposal included.