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Furniture removal across the UK

Send a photo of the furniture, get one fixed price back, and a two-person crew takes it apart if needed, carries it out and takes it away, anywhere in England, Scotland and Wales.

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  • Registered waste carrier
  • Fixed price from a photo
  • Two-person crew and van
  • Same or next day where possible
Environment Agency registered waste carrier
Registered waste carrier Upper tier licence CBDU526130, Environment Agency. Ask us for a waste transfer note.

Get a fixed price from a photo

Fill this in and we reply by email with a fixed price. Then send us a photo of the furniture so the price is right first time.

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No email app on this device? Send the photo to hello@furniture-removal.co.uk with your postcode.

Furniture we collect

Wardrobes, beds, tables, drawers, bookcases and garden and office furniture, taken apart where needed and carried out by a two-person crew.

View every type of furniture we collect
15+ years of experience
500+ jobs completed
90% of waste recycled
5 stars rated on Google

Furniture removal from the room to the van, without you lifting a thing

Furniture Removal collects unwanted furniture from inside homes and businesses across England, Scotland and Wales and disposes of it. A two-person crew arrives in a van, takes the piece apart in the room if it will not fit through the door, carries it down the stairs or into the lift and loads it. You let them in and point at what is going. The rest is their job.

It starts with a photo. Send one of the furniture where it stands, with a line about the floor it is on, and we reply with a fixed price for the whole job. A fitted wardrobe screwed to the wall, a bed frame in a loft room, a solid oak dining table or a chest of drawers on a half landing all get the same treatment, and the figure we send is what you pay once everything is on the van.

Furniture Removal is an upper tier waste carrier registered with the Environment Agency under licence CBDU526130. Sound pieces are offered for reuse first, and the rest goes to a licensed waste transfer station where wood, metal and glass are recovered. Ask for a waste transfer note and we send one. Bookcases, cabinets, garden furniture and office furniture are covered too, and anything else that counts as furniture comes under furniture disposal.

Wardrobe panels being loaded into the van

No price surprises on the day

The price you are sent from your photo is the price you pay once the furniture is on the van. If anything looks different from the photo when we arrive, we tell you before we lift it.

How you get a price

  1. Send a photo

    Take a picture of the furniture where it stands and send it to us, with a note of the floor it is on and whether there is a lift. The form on this page does the sending for you.

  2. Get a fixed price

    One figure comes back for the whole job: any taking apart, the carrying, the loading and the disposal. The crew does not add anything when they see the piece in person.

  3. Pick a slot

    Tell us the day that suits and we book it. Same-day or next-day is often possible, and the earlier in the morning you get in touch the better your chance of a slot that day.

  4. Pay once it is loaded

    Two people take the furniture apart if it needs it, carry it out, load it onto the van and take the quoted price. You do not empty it, dismantle it or put it on the pavement.

Why people use us

Registered and insured

Our upper tier waste carrier licence is CBDU526130, held with the Environment Agency, and the crew works under £5 million of public liability cover and £10 million of employers' liability.

One price, nothing added

The figure that comes back from your photo is the whole cost. When the crew is standing in front of the furniture the price stays exactly as quoted.

Fifteen years, five hundred jobs

Furniture has been coming out of bedrooms, lofts and offices with this crew for more than 15 years, across over 500 jobs, and the Google rating sits at 5 stars.

Nine tenths recycled

Of everything collected, 90% is recycled. A piece that is still sound is offered for reuse before anything else, and the wood, metal and glass in the rest are recovered.

What a collection involves

Taken apart in the room if it has to be

Taken apart in the room if it has to be

  • Fitted wardrobes unscrewed from the wall
  • Bed frames and bunk beds unbolted
  • Table legs and tops separated
  • Glass shelves and mirrors lifted out
  • Drawers removed to lighten the carcass
Carried down the stairs and out

Carried down the stairs and out

  • Loft rooms and top-floor bedrooms
  • Flats with a lift or without one
  • Turns on the stairs and half landings
  • Narrow hallways and tight front doors
  • Doors lifted off their hinges if needed
Loaded and disposed of properly

Loaded and disposed of properly

  • Loaded straight onto our van
  • Upper tier waste carrier licence
  • Waste transfer note on request
  • Sound pieces offered for reuse
  • Wood, metal and glass recovered

Before and after: what our furniture removals look like

Room with the old furniture still in place, before collection
Before
The same room after the furniture has been carried out
After
Room with the old furniture still in place, before collection
Before
The same room after the furniture has been carried out
After
Room with the old furniture still in place, before collection
Before
The same room after the furniture has been carried out
After
  • Licensed waste carrier Upper tier licence CBDU526130
  • Rated 5 stars on Google By the people we have collected for
  • 90% of waste recycled Reuse first, then recycling
  • Insured £5 million public liability

Furniture removal across Great Britain

We collect furniture from 1,039 towns and cities in 60 regions across England, Scotland and Wales. Pick your region to see the towns, postcode districts and neighbourhoods it covers.

See every region we cover

Guides

Plain answers to the questions people ask before getting rid of furniture.

How to get rid of old furniture

How to get rid of old furniture

Read the guide
Can furniture go in a skip?

Can furniture go in a skip?

Read the guide
Will a charity collect my furniture?

Will a charity collect my furniture?

Read the guide

All guides

Furniture removal questions answered

How do I get a price for furniture removal?

Send us a photo of the furniture, with a line about which floor it is on and how we get to it. One fixed price comes back for the whole job, and that is the figure you pay when the last piece is on the van.

Do I need to take the furniture apart first?

No. If a wardrobe, bed or table will not go through the door in one piece, the crew takes it apart in the room with their own tools. You do not need to empty drawers into bags or unscrew anything yourself.

Do I need to get it outside?

No. Two people come into the property, carry the furniture out from wherever it stands and load it. Loft rooms, first-floor flats without a lift, awkward turns on the stairs and narrow hallways are all part of a normal day.

Can you collect today?

Quite often. Same-day or next-day collection is offered wherever we can manage it, and a message first thing in the morning gives you the best chance of a slot before the end of the day. We tell you straight away what is possible.

Are you a registered waste carrier?

Yes. Furniture Removal holds upper tier waste carrier licence CBDU526130, registered with the Environment Agency and covering England and Wales. You are welcome to check it, and a waste transfer note is available for your records if you ask.

What happens to my furniture after you take it?

A piece that is still sound is offered for reuse first. Anything else goes to a licensed waste transfer station, where the wood, metal and glass are separated and recovered rather than sent to landfill as one lump.

How many people come?

Two, every time. A wardrobe carcass or a solid table is carried by two people rather than dragged across your floor, and two pairs of hands are what it takes to get a bed frame round a turn on the stairs without marking the walls.

Why not use the council bulky waste collection?

You can. Councils offer a bulky collection that is booked ahead, often with a wait, and the furniture usually has to be left outside on a set day. We carry it out of the room for you and aim for same-day or next-day wherever possible. Send a photo and compare.

Send a photo of your furniture and get a price back

Email it to hello@furniture-removal.co.uk, or use the form above. We reply with a fixed price and the earliest slot we have.

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