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Furniture Removal Salt Lake City
Furniture Removal in Salt Lake City
A dresser is $126, a six-to-eight-seat dining table $163, a solid-wood armoire $197. Photograph the piece, accept the flat price, and a crew brings it up from wherever it has been living — the basement family room, the upstairs bedroom, the back of the garage.
That matters here more than most places: in the WFWRD suburbs the paid curbside pickup doesn’t take furniture at all, and Salt Lake City’s Call 2 Haul comes once a year.
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Furniture Removal Prices in Salt Lake
Each piece has a fixed Salt Lake price based on its size and weight. Solid wood and glass cost more than particleboard because they take more people to move.
Furniture Price List
| Piece | Price |
|---|---|
| Dresser (Standard) | $126 |
| Dresser (Large, Solid Hardwood) | $182 |
| Armoire (Large, Solid Wood) | $197 |
| China Hutch | $160 |
| Dining Table (6–8 Seat) | $163 |
| Bed Frame (Solid / Upholstered) | $126 |
| Bunk Bed | $123 |
| Desk (L-Shaped) | $134 |
Heavy, Old and Downstairs
A lot of Salt Lake furniture has spent thirty years in a basement: solid-wood bedroom sets, hutches, bunk beds from the years the house was full of kids.
- Legs and mirrors removed for turns
- Bunk beds taken apart on site
- Walls and banisters padded
- Glass doors wrapped
None of that changes the quote.
Photograph each piece where it stands — the flat total comes back in seconds.
Price My FurnitureHow to Get Rid of Furniture Around Salt Lake
Your options depend on the city you live in, not the name on your mail.
Salt Lake City Call 2 Haul
One scheduled bulk pickup per household each year, furniture included. Use it for the big once-a-year clear-out; it won’t cover the second one.
WFWRD Curbside Service
The district’s fee-based pickup in Sandy, Murray, Millcreek, Holladay and the other member cities says furniture is currently not accepted.
WFWRD Seasonal Container
A once-a-year container between mid-April and the end of September, reserved online. You load it yourself, and it needs room in the driveway.
JunkRabbit Carry-Out
Any week, any room, any floor. A photo sets the price and the crew does the lifting.
Furniture Removal Around Salt Lake
Furniture Removal FAQs
How much is furniture removal in Salt Lake City?
A standard dresser is $126, a large dining table $163, a bunk bed $123, and a solid-wood armoire $197. Clearing several rooms at once switches to truck-fill pricing, starting at $241.
Can you get a dresser up a narrow basement staircase?
Yes. Drawers come out, mirrors come off, and the frame is angled up the stairs with the walls padded. It’s the same flat price as a ground-floor piece.
Why won’t my district take my furniture?
The Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District’s paid curbside service currently doesn’t accept furniture. Its seasonal container is the only district option, once a year and self-loaded.
Do you donate furniture in good condition?
Yes. Solid, clean pieces are set aside for local donation before anything goes to the landfill.
Can you take a whole bedroom set at once?
Yes — bed, dresser, nightstands and mirror on one quote and one trip. If the set is large, the quote may switch to truck-fill because it comes out lower.
Do you remove office furniture?
Yes. Desks, file cabinets and office chairs are all in the catalog, from home offices and small businesses alike.
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