Furniture & Appliance Removal in Southwest Florida
One couch or a whole house worth of furniture — picked up and hauled away, same-day when available.
What Gets Removed
Any furniture or appliance, any size — from a single recliner to a houseful of bedroom sets. Heavy lifting, loading, and hauling are all included in the price. Nothing needs to be moved to the curb first.
Sofas & Recliners
Couches, loveseats, sectionals, recliners, futons — even oversized pieces that won’t fit through the door get disassembled.
Mattresses & Box Springs
King, queen, twin, memory foam, waterbeds — any size. See the mattress disposal guide for more.
Bedroom & Dining Furniture
Dressers, nightstands, bed frames, dining tables, hutches, desks, bookshelves — solid wood or flat-pack.
Refrigerators & Freezers
Fridge, side-by-side, chest freezer, wine cooler — freon units are handled and recycled properly.
Washers, Dryers & Dishwashers
Front-loaders, top-loaders, stackable units, built-in dishwashers — disconnection included.
Carpet & Flooring
Pulled-up carpet, padding, laminate, tile debris — rolled, loaded, and hauled. No pile-on-the-driveway phase.
TVs & Electronics
Flatscreens, CRT monitors, computers, printers, sound systems — e-waste recycled through certified channels.
Outdoor & Patio Furniture
Lanai sets, grills, broken umbrellas, old patio furniture, rusted swing sets.
Hot Tubs & Spas
Full hot tub removal including disconnection and breakdown. See the hot tub removal page for details.
Exercise Equipment
Treadmills, ellipticals, weight benches, spin bikes — disassembly handled.
Carpet & Flooring Removal
Carpet removal is one of the most common add-on services during a furniture cleanout or renovation. Old carpet, padding, and tack strips are pulled up, rolled, and hauled away — no need to stack it on the driveway or wrestle it into trash bags.
This covers:
- Stretch-in carpet + padding — the standard residential install. Pulled from tack strips, rolled, and loaded.
- Glue-down carpet — common in condos and commercial spaces. Takes longer to pull and generates more debris, but it’s all handled.
- Laminate and vinyl plank — ripped-up flooring from renovation projects, loaded as-is.
- Tile debris — broken tile, thinset, and underlayment from tear-outs.
Carpet removal is often bundled with a furniture cleanout — clearing carpet and old furniture in the same trip saves a second visit. For larger projects (whole-house re-flooring), a construction debris removal setup may be more efficient.
Not included: carpet installation, floor prep, or subfloor work — this is removal and haul-away only.
Appliance Disposal & Compliance
Appliance removal involves more than heavy lifting. Refrigerants, oils, and hazardous components require proper handling before an appliance can be recycled or disposed of legally.
Here is what is covered:
- Freon appliances (refrigerators, freezers, AC units, dehumidifiers, wine coolers) — refrigerant is recovered by a certified technician per EPA Section 608 before the unit is recycled. This is a federal requirement; improper venting carries penalties up to $44,539 per day per violation.
- Washers & dryers — disconnected from water lines and electrical, including stackable and pedestal units. Gas dryers have the gas line shut off before disconnection.
- Water heaters — both tank and tankless models. Gas lines are capped, electrical is disconnected, and the unit is drained before removal.
- Dishwashers — pulled from cabinetry, water supply disconnected, hauled with the rest of the kitchen cleanout.
- Stoves & ranges — gas or electric, freestanding or slide-in. Gas line is shut off and capped.
All recyclable metals (steel, copper, aluminum) are separated and routed to scrap processors. See the Appliance Disposal Guide for more on what happens to each type of appliance after pickup.
Related Services
Furniture and appliance removal is often part of a bigger project. These services cover the rest.
Junk Removal
General junk hauling — garages, attics, sheds, whole-house cleanouts.
Estate Cleanout
Full-property cleanouts for estates, probate, and downsizing. Now on Sanibel.
Construction Debris
Post-renovation debris — drywall, tile, cabinetry, flooring.
Hot Tub Removal
Full disconnection, breakdown, and haul-away of hot tubs and spas.
Storage Unit Cleanout
Packed storage units cleared out — any size, any facility.
Foreclosure Trash-Out
Property cleanouts for banks, REO agents, and property managers. City pages: Fort Myers, Cape Coral.
How It Works
Tell us what’s going
A quick call or a few photos.
Get an upfront price
You approve it before anything moves.
It’s hauled away
A local crew loads up and sweeps the spot clean.
Typical Pricing
Pricing is based on volume — how much space your items take up in the truck. Single items are priced individually. You get a firm, flat-rate quote before anything is touched.
Single Item
One large piece — a couch, mattress, fridge, or washer. Typical range: $75–$175.
2–3 Items
A small grouping — a couch and loveseat, a fridge and washer, or similar. Typical range: $150–$325.
Partial Load
A room’s worth of furniture and miscellaneous items. Typical range: $250–$450.
Half Truck
Multiple rooms, a full garage, or a moderate cleanout. Typical range: $350–$550.
Full Truck
A houseful of furniture, a complete condo clear, or combined furniture + carpet. Typical range: $550–$800.
Multi-Load / Estate
Whole-property estate cleanouts requiring multiple truck loads. Typical range: $1,000–$3,000+.
Why SunCoast Haulers
Furniture and appliances are heavy, awkward, and sometimes too big for doorways. A trusted local crew with the right equipment handles the heavy lifting without damaging walls, floors, or backs.
- Flat-rate pricing — no hidden fees, no post-load surprises
- Same-day and next-day scheduling across SW Florida
- Heavy lifting and disassembly included in the price
- Freon appliances handled and recycled per EPA requirements
- Items donated to local charities when they’re in usable condition
- Carpet and flooring bundled with furniture removal in one visit
- HOA and condo logistics — freight elevators, loading docks, access windows
Service Areas
Furniture and appliance removal is available across Southwest Florida.
Cape Coral
Furniture and junk removal across Cape Coral.
Fort Myers
Heavy-item pickup across greater Fort Myers.
Lehigh Acres
Appliance and furniture removal in Lehigh Acres.
Naples
Furniture hauling across Naples communities.
Bonita Springs
Junk and furniture removal in Bonita Springs.
Estero
Furniture pickup across Estero’s planned communities.
North Fort Myers
Appliance and furniture removal in North Fort Myers.
Fort Myers Beach
Island-based furniture removal for FMB homes and condos.
Punta Gorda
Furniture and appliance removal in Punta Gorda.
Marco Island
Furniture removal across Marco Island, including high-rise condos.
Sanibel
Furniture and appliance removal on Sanibel Island.
Port Charlotte
Furniture and appliance removal in Port Charlotte.
Helpful Guides
Planning a furniture cleanout? These guides cover costs, disposal rules, and options.
Mattress Disposal Guide
How to get rid of an old mattress in SW Florida.
Appliance Disposal Guide
How to properly dispose of old appliances.
Junk Removal Cost Guide
Typical pricing for junk removal across SW Florida.
What Can’t Go in the Trash
Items banned from regular trash and how to handle them.
Dumpster Rental vs. Junk Removal
Which option makes more sense for your project?
Lee County Landfill Guide
Drop-off locations, hours, and what goes where.
Areas We Serve
Furniture and appliance removal available across Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Lehigh Acres, Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, North Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Punta Gorda, Marco Island, Sanibel, Port Charlotte, and the surrounding Lee, Collier, and Charlotte county communities.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does furniture removal cost?
It depends on the number and size of items. A single large piece (couch, mattress, fridge) typically costs $75–$175. A full truck of furniture runs $550–$800. You get a flat-rate quote before anything moves.
Do you remove carpet along with furniture?
Yes. Carpet, padding, tack strips, laminate, and tile debris can be pulled and hauled in the same visit as furniture. Bundling saves a second trip. For larger flooring projects, a construction debris setup may work better.
Can you remove appliances that use freon?
Yes. Refrigerators, freezers, AC units, dehumidifiers, and wine coolers with freon are handled and recycled per EPA requirements. See the appliance disposal guide for more.
What happens to furniture that’s still usable?
Items in good condition are donated to local charities across Lee, Collier, and Charlotte counties. Recyclable materials — metal frames, electronics, cardboard — are separated. Everything else goes to licensed disposal. The goal is to divert as much from the landfill as possible.
Do I need to move furniture to the curb or garage first?
No. The crew enters the home, disassembles what needs to be broken down, carries everything out, and loads the truck. Nothing needs to be pre-staged at the curb or in the driveway.