Furniture removal
Furniture removal in Albuquerque
Furniture Disposal Plus removes couches, mattresses, dressers, and every bulky piece across Albuquerque, from Nob Hill and Old Town to the North Valley and the Northeast Heights. See the exact price for your address and book online in under a minute. Loaders carry it out from any floor of the house.
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- First item from $90, each additional from $20
- All labor, loading, hauling, and disposal or donation drop-off included
- No fuel fees, no stair fees, no surprise add-ons
- Same-day and next-day slots in most areas
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How furniture disposal works in Albuquerque
Albuquerque is generous with large items. The city's Solid Waste Management Department collects furniture, mattresses, appliances, and televisions free of charge for residential customers, year-round, on your next normal trash day. You request the pickup at least twenty-four hours ahead through 311 or the online form and set items five feet from your carts.
There is a free drop-off option too. The city runs three Convenience Centers where residents can bring large items, green waste, and recyclables at no charge with proof of residency, and each household gets a limited number of free pickups a year. Leaving furniture at the curb without a scheduled pickup, though, is treated as illegal dumping and can bring a code enforcement citation, and glass has to go to one of the city's yellow-bin drop sites rather than the blue cart.
A booked Furniture Disposal Plus pickup does not count against your free pickups or wait for the next trash day. Your Loaders come to the piece wherever it sits, out of the basement or down from a second floor, on a window you choose, often same-day or next-day across Albuquerque ZIP codes. There is no 311 request, no twenty-four-hour lead time, and no Convenience Center drive, and Furniture Disposal Plus serves Albuquerque and the wider area from Rio Rancho to Corrales and Los Lunas.
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Furniture and appliances we haul in Albuquerque
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Albuquerque questions
Furniture removal in Albuquerque, common questions
How fast can you pick up furniture in Albuquerque?
Same-day and next-day windows are available across most Albuquerque ZIP codes, from Nob Hill and Old Town to the North Valley and the Northeast Heights. Availability shows when you enter your item and address.
Does the City of Albuquerque pick up furniture at the curb?
Yes, free for residential customers on your next trash day when you request it at least twenty-four hours ahead through 311; each household gets a limited number of free pickups a year, and unscheduled curb set-outs risk a citation. Furniture Disposal Plus carries the piece from inside on a window you choose, with no request and no lead time.
What happens to my furniture after pickup in Albuquerque?
Usable pieces go to local donation partners first, including Goodwill, the Salvation Army, and Habitat for Humanity ReStore. What cannot be donated is recycled where facilities exist, and only the remainder is disposed of responsibly. Donation acceptance is decided by the receiving center.
How do I get rid of a mattress in Albuquerque?
A mattress is a free large-item pickup on request, or a drop at a city Convenience Center. Furniture Disposal Plus takes the mattress from inside your home on a window you choose, so you never file a request or wait for the next trash day.