Furniture Removal Cincinnati
The armoire that barely made it up a Clifton staircase, the sectional parked in a Westwood basement, the dining set left behind in a Covington rowhouse — Cincinnati furniture has a way of ending up somewhere awkward. We price it from a photo, then carry it out — a sofa costs $126, a dresser $126.
Pieces in decent shape are pulled aside for donation before anything goes to a landfill.
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Each piece has a published Cincinnati price. Whether it comes down a hillside staircase or up from a basement, the carry is already counted.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / Couch | $126 |
| Armchair | $77 |
| Dresser (standard) | $126 |
| Armoire (large, solid wood) | $197 |
| Dining Table (2–4 seat) | $103 |
| Dining Table (6–8 seat) | $163 |
| Bed Frame (standard) | $68 |
| Bookshelf | $72 |
A furnished basement or an entire apartment is usually cheaper as truck-fill:
The quote prices it both ways and charges whichever is lower.
Hillside lots in Price Hill, Mount Adams and Clifton Heights mean a long flight between the door and the street. Heavy pieces go down on a dolly with a spotter.
Nineteenth-century staircases in Over-the-Rhine and Covington are narrow and often turn. Legs, backs and headboards come off before the trip down.
The old couch and the extra dresser tend to retire to the basement. Crews bring them up without scraping the walls.
Out in West Chester, Mason and Boone County, the spare furniture tends to live in the garage. Those loads go straight onto the truck.
For City of Cincinnati addresses, couches and cabinets count as bulk items. You book an appointment, put up to five pieces at the curb the night before, and a claw truck lifts them.
Anything taller than six feet is excluded, and nothing is collected from inside the house. Norwood, the townships and the Kentucky cities run separate services with their own rules. We skip the appointment and the curb and do the carrying ourselves.
Single pieces have flat prices — $126 for a sofa, $126 for a dresser and $103 for a small dining table. Full rooms usually go by truck-fill, starting at $241.
Yes. The City’s claw truck won’t take anything over six feet, but we will. A large solid-wood armoire is $197.
Pieces that are clean and structurally sound are set aside for donation before anything is thrown away.
No. The crew comes to wherever it is — top floor, basement or garage.
Yes. Desks, file cabinets and chairs each have their own price, and a full office goes by truck-fill.
Photograph the pieces where they sit and the flat price arrives in seconds.
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