Denver
Furniture Removal in
Denver
Dressers, tables, bookshelves, dining sets, desks — one piece or a whole room, carried out and hauled at a flat photo-quoted price that starts at the $75 minimum. We come to the room it's in, do the lifting, and route what's still good to donation. No dragging it to the curb, no Colorado sales tax on the service.
How furniture removal works in Denver
1 · Send a photo
Snap a picture of the piece or the room. You get an exact flat price back in seconds — priced by item, or as a truck-fill for a whole room.
2 · Pick a time
Same-day is usually open across Denver and the suburbs. COI and freight elevator arranged if your building needs them.
3 · We carry it out & donate
A vetted crew lifts each piece out, down the stairs or elevator, and routes the good stuff to donation. You lift nothing.
How much does furniture removal cost in Denver?
Flat and photo-quoted — carry-out, drive, and disposal are already in the number. Single pieces are priced individually; a whole room is usually cheaper as a truck-fill.
| Item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| End table / nightstand | $52–$57 |
| Coffee table | $67 |
| Bookshelf | $72 |
| Desk (standard) | $83 |
| Entertainment center | $96 |
| Dining table (small) | $103 |
| Dresser (standard) | $126 |
| Wardrobe / armoire | $143 |
| Dresser (large) | $148 |
| Dining table (large) | $163 |
$75 minimum — a single small piece is billed at $75. Several pieces are added up from their flat prices; clearing most of a room, we price it as a truck-fill instead (1/4 $241, 1/2 $431, 3/4 $587, full $732) and you take the lower number. No Colorado sales tax on the service.
For context, local Denver haulers commonly quote a single large piece like a dresser or dining table in the $100–$175 range — our flat price includes carrying it out of the room and donating what's usable, confirmed before we roll.
4 ways to get rid of furniture in Denver
| Option | Cost | Speed | Catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Denver Large Item Pickup | Free | Up to ~9 weeks | 5 items max — a dining set alone blows the cap; curbside-only, you carry it out |
| Donate (drop-off) | Free | Days | Must be clean & resellable, and you load and drive it there |
| Sell / give away | Free | Days–weeks | Buyers rarely show to move heavy furniture; it lingers |
| JunkRabbit | From $75 flat | Same day | None — flat photo price, we carry it out, donation-routed |
Does Denver pick up furniture?
Only within tight limits that rarely fit a real furniture clear-out. Denver's free Large Item Pickup (scheduled through Denver 311 · 720-913-1311) will take furniture, but it runs about once every nine weeks on your zone's rotating schedule, caps you at five large items per pickup, and is curbside-only — you carry every piece out to the curb yourself. Here's where it falls apart: a single dining set — a table and six chairs — is already seven items, past the five-item cap in one go. Clear a bedroom or a home office and you're well over it. It also only serves Denver city trash customers, so apartment buildings and the surrounding suburbs often aren't on it at all. We're the full-service alternative: no item cap, no curb-drag, we come to the room and carry it out the same day.
What we take
- Bedroom — dressers, chests of drawers, nightstands, wardrobes, vanities, bed frames, and headboards.
- Dining — dining tables large and small, chairs, sideboards, and china cabinets.
- Living & office — bookshelves, coffee and end tables, entertainment centers, desks, and filing cabinets.
- Whole rooms & estates — a home office, a guest room, or a full-home estate, priced as truck-fill.
What happens to your furniture after pickup
We lead with donation, because a solid dresser or dining set shouldn't end up buried. Usable pieces go to Goodwill of Colorado, ARC Thrift Stores, and Habitat for Humanity ReStore — all common across the metro — and we'll get you a tax receipt on request. What's broken or unsellable is broken down so the wood and metal get diverted and only the remainder is disposed. It lines up with Denver's push toward waste diversion, and every load is tarped, which on the Front Range also keeps the tip fee from doubling for an uncovered truck. All of it is in your flat price.
Basements, walk-ups, and the no-curb-drag reality
Denver furniture hides in places the city's curbside program can't reach. A dresser in a Park Hill or Wash Park basement means carrying dead weight up the basement stairs — a real advantage of Denver's basements, and a real chore. A dining set in a Cherry Creek high-rise means a building COI and a reserved freight-elevator window, both of which we handle. A bedroom set in a Capitol Hill walk-up means three flights with no elevator — included, no hill surcharge, because Denver is flat. Wherever the furniture is, we come to it and carry it out, so you never have to muscle a chest of drawers down to the curb and hope the truck comes in two months.
When people call us for furniture removal
- New furniture arriving — the old set out as the new one is delivered.
- Move-out & downsizing — the pieces that won't make the move or fit the new place.
- Estate cleanouts — a full home of furniture, donation-routed and discreet.
- Rental & office turnover — a unit or a home office cleared between tenants.
- Redecorating — clearing the old to make room for the new.
Why Denver chooses JunkRabbit
- Flat price from a photo — priced by item or by truck-fill, whichever is lower; no on-site surprise.
- We do the lifting — full-service carry-out from any room, basement, or high floor.
- Donation-first — usable pieces given a second life, with a tax receipt on request.
- No tax surprise — Colorado doesn't tax the service, so the quote is all-in.
What Denver furniture customers say
"Cleared my mother's dining set, two dressers, and a china cabinet out of the Park Hill house — carried it all up from the basement, donated most of it, sent the tax receipt. One fair flat price for a big job."
"Home office redo in a Cherry Creek condo — desk, bookshelves, filing cabinets. They did the COI and freight elevator, flat price from a photo. Priced it as a truck-fill and it came out cheaper than item by item."
"Just needed an old dresser and a bookshelf gone from a third-floor walk-up. Carried down, no surcharge, same day, and nothing added to the price at the end. Easy."
Furniture removal questions, answered
How much does it cost in Denver?
Flat, photo-quoted: dresser $126, bookshelf $72, small dining table $103, large $163, desk $83, coffee table $67, nightstand $57. $75 minimum; a whole room prices as truck-fill from $241 to $732. Carry-out and disposal included, no Colorado sales tax.
How does the minimum and multi-item pricing work?
A single small piece is billed at the $75 minimum; several pieces add up from their flat prices; most-of-a-room is cheaper as a truck-fill, and we quote both and give you the lower.
Will the city take it?
Denver's Large Item Pickup will — five items max, every nine weeks, curbside-only, and a dining set alone exceeds the cap. We carry it out same-day with no cap.
Do you donate it?
Yes — usable furniture goes to Goodwill, ARC Thrift, or Habitat ReStore first, with a tax receipt on request.
Furniture removal across Denver
Frequently asked questions
What's the minimum, and how does multi-item pricing work?
The minimum is $75. One small item (say an end table at $52) is billed at the $75 minimum. Several pieces are added up from their flat prices, and once you're clearing most of a room it's usually cheaper to price it as a truck-fill instead of item by item — we quote it both ways from your photo and you take the lower one.
Will the City of Denver pick up furniture?
Slowly and with strict limits. Denver's free Large Item Pickup runs about once every nine weeks, is capped at five large items at the curb, and you carry everything out yourself. A single dining set — a table and six chairs — already blows the five-item cap. We carry it out of the room same-day with no item cap.
Do you carry it out, or do I move it to the curb?
We carry it out. Our crew lifts each piece from wherever it sits — a Park Hill basement, a Cherry Creek condo, an upstairs bedroom — down the stairs or the freight elevator, and out. You don't move or drag anything to the curb.
Do you donate furniture instead of dumping it?
Yes — donation first. Usable dressers, tables, bookshelves, and dining sets are routed to Goodwill of Colorado, ARC Thrift Stores, or Habitat for Humanity ReStore, with a tax receipt on request. What's broken or unsellable is disposed responsibly and the wood and metal diverted where we can.
Can you clear a whole room or a full estate of furniture?
Yes. A single piece, a room, or a whole-home estate of furniture — we scope it from photos, price the larger jobs as truck-fill, and clear it in one visit. $75 minimum, disposal included, no Colorado sales tax on the service.
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