Why sectionals are different
A sectional is really several pieces connected together. Most come apart into corner pieces, armless chairs, and chaise sections. That actually makes them easier to haul once separated, but harder to deal with on your own because of the size and weight of each piece.
Before pickup
You don't need to take the sectional apart yourself. If you already know how the pieces separate, it can help to mention that when you tell us what you need gone.
- Clear a path from the sectional to the nearest door
- Let us know if any pieces are attached with brackets or clips
- Mention if the sectional has a sleeper or storage underneath
How removal works
Our crew takes the sectional apart where it sits, carries out each piece, and loads it up. You don't need to move anything outside or break it down beforehand.
Photos help speed things up
Since sectionals vary so much in size and shape, a few photos help us understand what we're dealing with and give a quicker quote. It's optional, but it helps.
Service area
We remove sectionals from homes throughout Central Florida, including Orlando, Winter Park, Kissimmee, and nearby towns.
Common questions
Do you take the sectional apart?
Yes, our crew separates it into pieces to carry it out safely.
Can you handle a sectional with a pull-out bed?
Yes. Just let us know ahead of time so we know what to expect.
What if I don't know how it comes apart?
That's fine. Our crew will figure it out on-site.