Furniture out.Flat price each.
Couch $139, dresser $69–$179, table or desk $59–$109, loveseat $89. Two people carry it from any floor and haul it away.
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Furniture removal near you costs a flat price per piece with JUNKRUN: couch $139, dresser $69–$179, table or desk $59–$109, loveseat $89, with a $159 minimum. Two people carry it out from any floor and haul it away, so you do not need a sticker, a curb date or a truck. Your town may take one bulky piece a week at the curb. Use the town links below to check the rule for yours.
Price your furniture piece by piece.
Tap a piece to open the instant quote with it added. Add more pieces and you will see one flat total.
- ✓ Carry-out from any floor, no stair fees
- ✓ Beds and sectionals taken apart if needed
- ✓ Same-day when a window is open
The problem, and the fix.
Your town takes one piece a week, or needs a sticker
Town programs are fine for one item at the curb. They do not help with a full room, or with a piece that is upstairs. Check your town below, then call us for the rest.
It will not fit through the door or down the stairs
We turn it, tilt it or take off the legs and arms. Taking it apart is part of the price.
It is still good and you would rather not dump it
Donation groups often will not send a truck, or will not take worn pieces. We donate pieces that are in good shape when we can, and recycle the metal.
You do not have a truck or a helper
That is the job. Text a photo, pick a two-hour window, and we do the lifting.
Flat totals, no clock running.
Any floor.
Couch · $159 minimum pickup applies
Couch, loveseat and a table.
Couch, Loveseat, Regular table or desk
Mattress, box spring and a dresser.
Full mattress, Full box spring, Regular dresser
Every price includes the two-person crew, carry-out from any floor, loading, the drive and disposal. See the full price list.
How furniture removal works
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Text a photo, or tap the pieces
Say which floor and anything tight, like a turn in the stairs or an elevator.
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One flat price
Each piece has a price. Add them up and you get your total before we come.
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Pick a two-hour window
We text when we are 30 minutes away.
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We carry it out and haul it
Nothing to move first. We protect doorframes and rails on the way out.
Curb or call us: what towns charge for furniture
One piece at the curb can be cheaper through your town. A room of furniture, or anything upstairs, is where a flat price wins (couch $139, $159 minimum). More towns are on the guide pages below.
| Town | What the town says | Fee | Source |
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| Melrose | Bulky furniture goes out through Casella: call 1-800-227-3552 or book in the Casella app, then pay per item. | Per item, e.g. regular sofa $50, loveseat $45, pullout couch $55, chair/recliner $50, dresser $50, wood table/desk $40, carpet/rug $40, toilet $40, wooden door $35. | Melrose page |
| Malden | Bulky items, white goods and other exceptions to normal curbside pickup are handled through the city's Waste Wizard lookup or by calling DPW; they are not part of regular trash pickup. | Not published | Malden page |
| Medford | WM collects bulky household items like furniture and rugs at the curb on your recycling day for a per-item fee. Call WM to schedule and pay first. Building and demolition materials are not accepted. | $15 per item. | Medford page |
| Stoneham | One bulk item per week under 50 lbs goes out with regular curbside trash (furniture, carpet). Anything heavier needs a call to Casella at 1-800-950-9293 to arrange a pickup, and fees apply. | Fees apply for items over 50 lbs (amount not published by the town). | Stoneham page |
| Wakefield | Bulky items go out on your regular trash day with a $20 town sticker on each item. No advance scheduling is needed. | $20 sticker per item. | Wakefield page |
| Revere | Bulky items are collected curbside only after you apply online at revere.org/permitting (Bulk Item Pickup). Only items on your approved list are taken, and they go out after 3 p.m. the day before or by 7 a.m. on pickup day. | $25 each for couches, dressers, bed frames, tables and similar (seniors $15); $10 each for smaller items such as chairs, lamps, head/footboards (seniors $5). | Revere page |
| Lynn | Curbside furniture pickup is by appointment with Capitol Waste Services at a per-item fee. The city also holds free Bulky Item Days on set Saturdays at Reworld, 247 Commercial St, 8 a.m. to noon (no construction material or wood). | $20 per item curbside (Lynn DPW bulky waste page; a 2026-27 city calendar PDF shows $22, so confirm when booking). | Lynn page |
| Saugus | Bulky curbside items need a Town sticker. Each unit gets two Green Sticker items per pickup, bought at Town Hall or Stop & Shop courtesy booths. Furniture, microwaves, rugs and carpet (one room, cut to 4-foot lengths) and lawn mowers (gas and oil removed) qualify. | Green Sticker $2 per item; stickers are non-refundable. | Saugus page |
Read from each town's own pages, latest check October 29, 2026. Fees and rules change, so confirm with the town.
What your town does with furniture
Bulky item rules, fees and limits, read from each town's own pages.
Couch removal in your town
Your questions, answered.
How much does furniture removal cost?
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Flat per piece: couch $139, loveseat $89, dresser $69–$179, table or desk $59–$109, mattress $89–$129. The minimum pickup is $159.
What if I have a whole house of furniture?
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Price it by the trailer instead: ¼ trailer $209, ½ $319, ¾ $409, full $519. Text a few photos and we pick the cheaper way.
Can I just put it on the curb?
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Only if your town allows it. Many towns take one bulky piece a week, some need a sticker or an appointment, and mattresses are banned from the trash. The town links below show the rule for each town.
Do you take furniture for donation?
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When a piece is clean and in good shape, we try to donate it. Acceptance depends on the group, so we cannot promise it.
Do you take apart beds and sectionals?
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Yes, and it is part of the price.