One couch or a sectional that won't make the triple-decker turn — we haul it out of Boston's walk-ups, brownstones, and Seaport towers at a flat $170, carried down any number of stairs with no surcharge. Sectionals split for tight stairwells, tower COIs handled, usable pieces donated.
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Same-day is often available across the city and the inner suburbs. For a tower we file the COI and book the freight elevator.
Down the triple-decker stairs, into the truck. Usable couches donated, the rest recycled or hauled.
Flat, photo-quoted before anyone shows up — you pay by the piece, not by the hour and not by the flight. The stair-carry and disposal are included.
| Item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / couch | $170 |
| Loveseat | $128 |
| Recliner | $132 |
| Sleeper sofa | $200 |
| Sectional (2-piece) | $190 |
| Sectional (3-piece) | $249 |
| Sectional (4-piece) | $307 |
$75 minimum. Stair-carry, COI/freight elevator, and disposal included — no per-flight surcharge. A whole living room is quoted as truck-fill (1/4 truck $295, half $525).
| Option | Cost | Speed | The catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| City curbside bulk pickup | Free (limited) | On trash day | You wrestle it down three flights to the curb yourself, limited items per pickup; won't enter a building |
| Haul it yourself | Truck rental + transfer fee + your day | Slow | You carry it down the stairs and pay disposal; nothing donated |
| JunkRabbit | Flat, from $170 | Same day if there's room | None — we carry it out, split sectionals, handle the COI, and donate what we can |
Boston's curbside bulk-item collection runs on your trash day with a limit on items, and the couch has to be at the curb — which means dragging a sleeper sofa down three flights of a Dorchester or Allston triple-decker yourself. It won't enter a Seaport tower with a freight-elevator and COI requirement, and the timing rarely matches a move. We pick up on your schedule, do the carry, and donate or recycle what's still good.
Getting a couch out of a Boston home is mostly about access: the third-floor walk-up in a Dorchester or JP triple-decker, the narrow turn in a Back Bay or South End brownstone, the historic stair on Beacon Hill, the reserved freight-elevator window and Certificate of Insurance in a Seaport or downtown tower. We're built for all of it — we split sectionals into pieces to clear a tight stairwell or cabin, protect the banisters and common areas, and fold the whole carry into one flat number. A third-floor walk-up costs the same as the ground floor — handy come September 1, when half the city moves at once.
A couch in good shape goes to local donation rather than the landfill; worn pieces are broken down so the metal, wood, and foam are recycled where possible, and only the rest is hauled. Keeping usable furniture out of the waste stream is included in the flat price.
"Sleeper sofa down three flights of a Dorchester triple-decker. Flat price from a photo, careful with the banister, gone in 20 minutes."
"Sectional that never should have fit up the brownstone stairs. They split it, carried it down, donated the good half. One flat price."
"Seaport tower — they filed the COI, booked the elevator, couch gone same day. No drama."
How much does couch removal cost in Boston?
Flat: sofa $170, loveseat $128, sleeper $200, 3-piece sectional $249. $75 minimum, carry and disposal included.
Will you carry it down a no-elevator triple-decker?
Yes — that's our specialty, with no per-flight surcharge.
Can you split a sectional?
Yes — into its pieces to clear a tight stairwell or freight elevator, still one flat price.