Furniture removal in Durham
When the city's free curbside bulky pickup doesn't fit the job, a hauler carries furniture out of a Durham home and prices it by volume.
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Inside Durham city limits, start with the free option: City of Durham Solid Waste picks up as many as three bulky items a week at no charge, by request, as long as they are at the curb. That works well for a single sofa or a mattress you can move yourself. It doesn't help when the piece is a sleeper sofa in an upstairs bedroom, or when a move leaves you with more than a few pieces at once. Published Durham prices for a single item run from about $55 to $150, depending on the company and its minimum. Mattresses have their own price lists: DropCurb, for example, charges by size from $89 for a twin to $104 for a king, and Junk Doctors adds a $25 recycling fee to its minimum. Several pieces usually cost less per piece once they're priced as a share of the truck. In unincorporated parts of the county, such as Bahama or Rougemont, the county convenience sites accept furniture and mattresses from decal holders once a week, but haulers can't use them. Orange County towns differ: Chapel Hill charges $15 for up to three items, collected after you pay.
What's included
Carry-out from any room, including upstairs and basements
Sofas, sectionals, recliners, dressers and bed frames
Mattresses and box springs, routed to recycling where the hauler offers it
Donation drop-off for usable pieces where the provider offers it
Questions
If you can get it to the curb, the city's free bulky pickup is usually the cheaper route. Paying makes more sense when the couch has to come down stairs or out of a tight space, or when it goes along with other items the city won't take.
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