Couch gone.$139 flat.
We carry it out from any floor, load it and haul it away. No stair fees, no curb-drag. A sectional is $109 per piece and a sleeper sofa $189.
NO SURPRISES.
Couch removal near you costs $139 flat with JUNKRUN: two people carry it out from any floor (no stair fees), load it and haul it away. A loveseat is $89. A sectional is $109 per piece and a sleeper sofa $189. A single item under $159 is charged the minimum, so add anything else you want gone to the same visit. Most towns will take a couch at the curb only by appointment or with a paid sticker; we come to you.
Price your couch in one tap.
This opens the instant quote with a couch already added. Add a mattress or a chair, and you will see one flat total.
- ✓ Carry-out from any floor, no stair fees
- ✓ Disassembly of sectionals included
- ✓ We sweep up after
The problem, and the fix.
It will not fit through the door or down the stairs
This is the part we do all the time: pivot, tilt, or take the legs and arms off. Disassembly is inside the price. Tell us the floor and the stair turns in your text.
Your town wants a sticker, an appointment or a curb date
Curbside bulky pickup is often one item per week or paid by sticker. We come when you pick and take it from inside, so it never sits on the curb waiting.
It is a sectional, a sleeper, or something enormous
Photo it and text it. Sectionals come apart and are priced by what they add up to. You get a locked number before we roll, not a surprise at the door.
The new one arrives Friday and the old one has to leave first
Book a window before delivery. We can often do same-day and we will not leave a couch in the hallway.
Flat totals, no clock running.
One sofa, any floor.
Couch · $159 minimum pickup applies
The living-room set.
Couch, Loveseat
A bedroom and a living-room piece in one visit.
Couch, Full mattress
Every price includes the two-person crew, carry-out from any floor, loading, the drive and disposal. See the full price list.
How couch removal works
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Text a photo, or tap couch
Include the floor and anything tricky: tight stairwell, a turn, an elevator.
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Get one flat price
A standard couch is $139. Sectionals and sleepers are quoted from the photo.
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Pick a window
Two hours wide, with a text when we are 30 minutes away.
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We carry it out and load it
Nothing to move first. We protect the doorframes and stair rail on the way out.
Curbside couch rules differ by town
- Cambridge says each household is permitted to place one piece of bulky waste for trash collection each week, and a couch, table or chair counts, unless it is made of metal.
- Other towns use appointments or paid stickers instead, so check your own town's page below before you set a couch at the curb.
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Your questions, answered.
How much does couch removal cost?
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A couch is $139 flat, a loveseat is $89. That covers the carry-out, loading and disposal. Two or more furniture pieces are usually still cheaper than a ¼ trailer ($209).
How do I get rid of a couch I cannot lift?
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Do not lift it. Text a photo to a hauler who brings a crew. We do the carrying, including stairs, and take it apart if it will not fit through the door.
Do you take sectionals and sleeper sofas?
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Yes. Sectionals are usually several pieces, and sleepers are heavy. Text a photo and we will lock a flat price for it before we come.
Is it cheaper than taking it to the dump myself?
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Often it is close once you count the truck rental or a friend's afternoon, dump fees and your back. And there is no leaving it on the curb to get rained on.
Can you take a couch from a third-floor apartment?
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Yes. There are no stair fees and no floor surcharge. Malden and Lowell triple-deckers are ordinary work for us.
Sources
Facts on this page were read from these official pages on November 2, 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the source before you go.
- City of Cambridge: Trash collection: “Each household is permitted to place one piece of bulky waste for trash collection each week”
- City of Cambridge: Trash collection: “Examples include a couch, table, or chair (unless they're made of metal)”