Hard-to-Get-Rid-of Items

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Hard-to-Get-Rid-of Items

Hot tubs, pianos, safes, pool tables, playground sets. If it's heavy, awkward or the city won't take it, we will.

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What hard-to-get-rid-of item removal involves

Every property ends up with that one item nobody knows what to do with: a leftover hot tub, a piano from a unit cleanout, an old safe, a swing set nobody wants. Curbside pickup won't take it and your maintenance team can't lift it alone. That's exactly the kind of job our crew handles.

If it's non-hazardous and two people can move it with the right equipment, we can almost always take it. Call and describe the item; we'll tell you straight whether it's a job for us.

Items We Regularly Remove

Hot tubs & spas

We break them down on site and haul every piece, no draining or disassembly needed from your team.

Pianos & safes

Heavy, awkward and often stuck on an upper floor. Our crew brings the equipment to move them out safely.

Playground sets & sheds

Old community playground equipment, storage sheds and similar structures, cleared from common areas.

Not Sure If We Take It?

Call or text a photo of the item and we'll tell you yes or no on the spot, along with a price.

Frequently asked questions

Do you take hot tubs?
Yes. We break them down into pieces on site and haul the whole thing, including the shell and frame.
What if the item is on an upper floor or hard to access?
Tell us the access situation when you call. Our crew brings the right equipment for stairs, tight hallways and awkward angles.
Is there anything you won't take?
Hazardous materials like paint, chemicals and certain electronics need special handling, but almost everything else non-hazardous is fair game. Ask and we'll tell you straight.