★★★★★
“Bart's communication was great. He came ready with a large well-equipped truck and moved my furniture in less than 15 minutes. Thank you!”
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Brandi K.
Google review · Miami
Furniture Removal Portland
Furniture Removal in Portland
The dresser that went down to the basement in 1998, the sleeper sofa nobody can fold anymore, the dining set from the last house — JunkRabbit handles furniture removal in Portland from a single photo. A sofa is $126, a dresser $126, and a room’s worth by volume starts at $241.
Our crew brings each piece up the stairs or down from the walk-up, and anything with life left in it heads to donation before disposal.
Insured, vetted haulers
Same-day when a crew is free
Flat photo-quoted pricing
No hidden charges
COI support
Donation and recycling
Basements & stairs included
Customer Reviews
What JunkRabbit Customers Say
★★★★★ 4.94 · 294 Google reviews
Portland is one of JunkRabbit’s newest markets, so these are real Google reviews left by customers in Miami — the same vetted crews and photo-quoted prices.
★★★★★
“Louis was so wonderful! Communicated ahead of time to let me know when he would be arriving, expertly disassembled a couch to remove it from the apartment and left the space immaculate afterwards!”
FD
Freya D.
Google review · Miami
★★★★★
“Super smooth pickup of our couch. Timely and professional.”
DD
Dominick D.
Google review · Miami
Portland Furniture Removal Prices
Each type of piece has a published Portland price, set from your photo — with no hidden fees tacked on once the crew is at the door.
A sample of common pieces; anything unusual is priced from your photo in seconds.
Furniture Price List
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / Couch | $126 |
| Sleeper Sofa | $149 |
| Armchair | $77 |
| Dresser (standard) | $126 |
| Dining Table (2–4 seat) | $103 |
| China Hutch | $160 |
| Bookcase (solid wood) | $123 |
| Desk (standard) | $83 |
Minimum order: $75. Basement stairs and third-floor walk-ups don’t add a surcharge.
What Changes Your Total
Prices come from the catalog, so the total depends on what you’re getting rid of:
- The kind of piece and its size
- How many pieces there are
- Solid wood versus particleboard
- Sectional piece count
- Whole rooms, which go by volume
- Boxes and loose décor
A furnished room usually comes out cheaper by volume — $241 for a quarter of the truck up to $732 for the whole thing — and the quote picks whichever way is lower.
Basements, Attics and Walk-Ups
They’re all included. In Portland the hard part of furniture removal is rarely the furniture; it’s the narrow basement staircase in a Sellwood bungalow, the attic hatch in Irvington, or the third floor of a Nob Hill walk-up. The flat price assumes the crew carries it out from wherever it is.
Snap the pieces right where they are — the exact price comes back in seconds.
Get My Furniture QuoteFurniture Removal, Step by Step
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1. Send photos
From one recliner to a full house. Each piece is identified and priced from the Portland list.
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2. Choose a window
Pick a time before the movers, after the new sofa arrives, or before a listing goes live.
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3. Out in one visit
An insured crew protects the walls and banister, loads everything, and sorts it for donation, recycling or disposal.
Furniture We Take Around Portland
Household, rental and office furniture — a single chair or a whole floor.
Living Room
- Sofas & sectionals
- Sleepers & futons
- Recliners
- Coffee tables
- Entertainment centers
- Ottomans
Couch-only jobs have their own page: couch removal in Portland.
Bedrooms
- Bed frames & headboards
- Mattresses
- Dressers & armoires
- Bunk beds
- Nightstands
- Cribs & daybeds
Dining & Basement Storage
- Dining sets
- China hutches
- Sideboards
- Old bookcases
- Metal shelving
- Storage cabinets
Basements here collect the pieces that were too good to toss and too big for the new place.
Home Office & Business
- Desks & L-desks
- Office chairs
- Filing cabinets
- Conference tables
- Cubicles
- Reception desks
Larger office clear-outs are priced by volume from photos of the space.
Two Portland Furniture Jobs We See Constantly
Relocations Out of the Silicon Forest
Nike’s headquarters in Beaverton and Intel’s campuses in Hillsboro keep people moving in and out of Washington County. Moving companies charge by weight, so the old sectional and the particleboard bookcases rarely make the trip.
We clear what isn’t coming a few days before the movers arrive. See Beaverton and Hillsboro.
New Houses, Old Furniture
Happy Valley’s typical home was built in 2009 and Ridgefield’s in 2012. New owners buy furniture sized for the new rooms and bring the old set along anyway, and the garage fills up fast.
We empty the garage in one trip. More on Happy Valley and Battle Ground & Ridgefield.
Taking Pieces Apart to Get Them Out
Plenty of furniture went into Portland basements and attics in pieces — or before a wall went up — and can’t come out whole.
Breaking it down on site is part of the job.
What Usually Comes Apart
- Sectionals
- Bunk and loft beds
- Armoires
- Large dining tables
- Wall units
- Murphy beds
A sofa too big to leave the room without being cut apart is $185 flat.
Why It Matters Here
Older Portland houses have tight turns at the top of the basement stairs, low ceilings, and narrow doorways that were never meant for modern overstuffed furniture.
Taking a piece apart protects plaster, trim and banisters on the way out.
Show Us the Route
Add a photo of the stairs or hallway along with the piece, and the crew arrives with the right tools. Disassembly never changes the price.
Getting Rid of Furniture in Portland
Which route makes sense depends on where you live, whether you own, and how fast it needs to go.
City Bulky Pickup
Available to houses and two- to four-unit buildings through your garbage company, with at least a week’s notice and a fee for each item. You bring it to the curb.
Renting or in an Apartment
Renters need the landlord to schedule city pickup, and apartment buildings aren’t served at all. That leaves self-hauling or a private hauler.
Give It Away
Buy Nothing groups, a free pile at the curb, or a local reuse store can take good pieces. It works best when you have time and a way to move them.
Let JunkRabbit Carry It
For basements, multiple pieces, deadlines or anything you’d rather not lift, send a photo and choose a time. Usable pieces are still donated.
Furniture Removal Across the Portland Area
Furniture Removal FAQs
How much does furniture removal cost in Portland?
Flat photo prices: sofa $126, sleeper sofa $149, armchair $77, dresser $126, small dining table $103, china hutch $160. Jobs start at $75, and full rooms go by volume from $241 to $732.
Will the city take my old furniture?
If you live in a house or a two- to four-unit building inside Portland, your garbage company can schedule a bulky pickup with a week’s notice and a per-item fee. Apartment residents and renters without landlord help need another option.
Can you bring furniture up from a basement?
Yes. Basement stairs are the most common part of our Portland jobs, and they’re included in the flat price.
Can you clear furniture before my movers come?
Yes. Book a window a day or two ahead of the moving truck so the movers only price what’s actually going.
Where does furniture in good shape end up?
It gets set aside for donation first. Only pieces nobody can reuse go to disposal.
Do you serve Vancouver and Clark County?
Yes, at the same item prices, plus Washington’s 3.6% solid-waste collection tax on the Clark County side of the river.
How quickly can a crew get here?
When a crew has an opening, the same day; otherwise the next available window, which you choose when you approve the quote.
Clearing Out Furniture?
Photograph the pieces and see the flat price in seconds — carried out from any floor.
Portland, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Gresham, Lake Oswego and Vancouver.
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