Furniture removal in Johnstown

Liberty Junk Removal hauls off the big pieces you're done with, in Johnstown and the rest of Northern Colorado. Maybe a new bedroom set is on order and the old dresser and bed frame still fill the room. Maybe you're moving, and the bookshelf and the desk aren't making the trip. Furniture is heavy and too wide for most cars. It also tends to sit in the worst spots, like an upstairs bedroom or the far corner of the basement.

One recliner counts as a furniture job, and so does a full bedroom set with the dining table added on. When every room in the house has to be emptied, a house and garage cleanout fits better. Jobs go out from Johnstown, in Weld County, to towns all over Northern Colorado, and pickup is usually the next day.

What goes on the truck

• Couches and sectionals
• Recliners and armchairs
• Dressers and nightstands
• Bed frames and headboards
• Dining tables and chairs
• Bookshelves and entertainment centers
• Office desks and chairs
• Patio furniture

These are the usual pieces on this kind of job, not the whole list.

From the full list of what goes on the truck: furniture and household junk.

What furniture will a junk removal company haul away?

Just about any household or office piece you're finished with can go. It all rides out on a pickup with a 6x12 open trailer or a 7x14 dump trailer, with the Liberty Junk Removal logo on the truck doors. If it's one sofa and nothing else, couch removal is the page for that.

Landlords call about the dresser a tenant left in the back bedroom. Office managers call when the old desks have to be gone before the new ones are delivered. A few pieces like that are furniture removal. When a tenant left the whole unit full, it's an eviction and rental property cleanout, and a business clearing out more than furniture fits commercial junk removal.

Does old furniture get donated or thrown away?

It depends on the piece. Anything with real use left in it goes to donation first, to Habitat for Humanity or a thrift store. A solid wood dresser belongs there, and so does a dining table that still has all its chairs. If most of what you're getting rid of is in that kind of shape, look at furniture donation pickup instead.

Worn-out furniture goes on the same truck, and past donation the material decides where it ends up. A metal bed frame or a steel filing cabinet is scrap metal, and scrap metal gets recycled. A recliner with a busted footrest, or a particleboard dresser coming apart at the joints, is trash. That heads to the landfill.

Do I have to move furniture to the curb before pickup?

No. Every piece can stay in the room it's in. It's common to line up a neighbor to help lift, or to figure the couch has to be on the driveway by morning. You don't need either one. Liberty Junk Removal brings each piece out, the sleeper sofa in the basement and the dresser at the top of the stairs included. All you do is point at the pieces that are leaving.

Rentals and offices work the same way, with the manager as the contact. The manager sends a photo of the unit or the office and books a day.

How much does furniture removal cost?

$125 is the minimum. Above that, the price follows how much room the furniture takes on the truck. One armchair barely makes a dent. A sectional, a king bed frame and two dressers fill a good share of it. Loading, hauling and disposal are all inside that price, so a dump fee never turns up as its own line.

Get every piece into the pictures you send, the second couch out in the garage included.

What needs to come out of the drawers before furniture removal?

Gasoline, diesel, and anything medical or biohazard. Those never go on the truck, and furniture with storage is where they tend to hide. Paint is fine, so a can of wall paint on the bottom shelf of an old workbench can ride along, though full cans cost extra. A jug of solvent or pool chemicals is an ask-first item with an extra fee. Check the back of nightstand drawers too, where used sharps sometimes end up.

The cabinet itself can go while what's inside stays behind. Emptying it the night before saves a back-and-forth when the truck arrives. If you're not sure whether something in a drawer counts, mention it when you send the photo, and you'll get an answer before anything is loaded.

How the price works

Text a photo of what needs to go to (970) 634-6969. Liberty Junk Removal looks at how much room it takes on the truck and texts back a quote for the whole job. The quote holds unless the job turns out bigger than the photo showed. No hourly rate. Jobs start at $125. Read the junk removal cost guide.

Where Liberty Junk Removal does this

All of the Northern Colorado area. Severance does not allow furniture made for indoor use in a yard or on an unenclosed porch. The Clean-Up Days page in Fort Lupton lists furniture, cabinets, mattresses among the items to bring. See every town Liberty Junk Removal covers for furniture removal.