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Furniture Removal Baltimore

Furniture Removal in Baltimore

A dresser is $126 to remove, a dining table for six to eight $163, and a room’s worth of furniture starts at $241. You send the photo; the crew figures out how to get a solid-wood wardrobe down a stair that’s barely three feet wide.

We take furniture out of rowhouses, walk-ups, twins and suburban split-levels from Towson to Glen Burnie, and a usable piece goes to donation before anything is thrown away.

✓Insured, vetted haulers
✓Same-day when a crew is free
✓Flat photo-quoted pricing
✓No hidden charges
✓COI support
✓Donation and recycling
✓No sales tax on the service

Customer Reviews

What JunkRabbit Customers Say

★★★★★ 4.94 · 294 Google reviews

We’re just opening in Baltimore, so there are no Baltimore reviews yet. These are real Google reviews left by JunkRabbit customers in Miami.

★★★★★

“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
★★★★★

“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!”

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Freya D.
Google review · Miami
★★★★★

“Prompt and professional. I will definitely use again.”

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Kenneth S.
Google review · Miami

Furniture Removal Prices in Baltimore

Every piece has its own Baltimore price, based on how big and how heavy it is. Stairs and disassembly don’t change it.

Furniture Price List

PiecePrice
Dresser (Standard)$126
Dresser — Large, Solid Hardwood$182
Armoire — Large, Solid Wood$197
China Hutch$160
Dining Table (6–8 Seat)$163
Bed Frame (Standard)$68
Bookcase — Solid Wood$123
Desk (Standard)$83
Sofa / Couch$126
Minimum order: $75. A houseful of pieces usually prices as truck-fill — the quote checks both.

Old Houses, Heavy Furniture

A lot of what comes out of Baltimore homes was built when furniture was made of solid wood and meant to last. It’s heavy, and it was often assembled inside the room.

  • Wardrobes taken apart on site
  • Hutch tops lifted off their bases
  • Bed frames unbolted
  • Table legs removed for tight turns

The extra labor is already inside the price on your quote.

Truck-Fill for Whole Rooms

Emptying a bedroom set, a dining room and a basement den at once? That’s $241 for a quarter of the truck, $431 for half, and $732 for all sixteen cubic yards — and you pay whichever works out lower, per item or per load.

One photo per room is plenty — the flat price comes back before you’ve put the phone down.

Price My Furniture

From Photo to Empty Room

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1. Photograph each piece

Include the hallway or stair if it’s tight. It helps the crew come ready to take things apart.

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2. Pick your window

Before a listing, after new furniture arrives, or the day a tenant moves out.

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3. Out it goes

Blankets on the banister, pads on the floor, and the furniture leaves by the front steps or the back alley.

Where Furniture Gets Stuck in Baltimore

Rowhouse Stairs

Straight, steep and narrow, with a turn at the top. Big case pieces usually have to come apart before they can come down.

Finished Basements

The old den set, a bar, a sleeper sofa and bookshelves, all below grade with one way out.

Walk-Up Apartments

Mount Vernon and Bolton Hill townhouses cut into apartments mean fourth-floor units and no elevator.

Military and Job Moves

Fort Meade and Aberdeen Proving Ground families on a report date, leaving what the moving allowance won’t cover.

How to Get Rid of Furniture in Baltimore

Your options depend on whether you’re in the city or one of the counties around it.

City 311 Bulk Pickup

Up to three bulk items a month, booked through 311 at least four working days out and collected on a Saturday. A dresser, a table and a bed frame use up the whole month.

County Programs

Baltimore County, Anne Arundel, Howard and Harford set their own bulk rules. Look up your county’s program before you drag anything outside.

Donation

Charities generally want clean pieces in good shape, and most want them brought to the door or dropped off.

JunkRabbit Carry-Out

For heavy pieces, anything upstairs or in the basement, more than three items, or a date you can’t move, one photo gets you a flat price.

Furniture Removal FAQs

How much does furniture removal cost in Baltimore?

A standard dresser is $126, a large dining table $163, a solid-wood armoire $197, and a standard bed frame $68. Several rooms at once are priced by truck-fill from $241. The minimum order is $75.

Will a big piece fit down my rowhouse stairs?

If it came up in one piece, it can usually come down the same way. If it was built in the room, the crew takes it apart on site. Either way, the price doesn’t change.

Do you remove furniture from the basement?

Yes. Basement furniture is carried up the stair by the crew; you don’t need to bring anything up first.

Can the City take my furniture for free?

City residents can book up to three bulk items a month through 311, collected on a Saturday at least four working days after you ask. Pieces have to be set out for pickup, so you move them yourself.

Do you take solid-wood antiques?

Yes. Heavy hutches, armoires and dressers are padded and taken out carefully, and good pieces are set aside for donation.

Can you come on the day my new furniture is delivered?

Yes. Book a window just before the delivery so the old piece is out of the room when the new one arrives.

Do you serve Baltimore County and Anne Arundel?

Yes — Towson, Dundalk, Catonsville, Glen Burnie, Odenton, Annapolis and the rest of the footprint, all at the same prices.

Clear the Room

Photograph the furniture and get one flat price — stairs and disassembly included.

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