Furniture Removal in Orland Park, IL
Beds, dressers, dining sets, and office furniture carried out of the room they are sitting in and hauled away, usually same or next day.
Furniture is the most common call we get in Orland Park, and it is almost never about the furniture. It is about a 200 pound armoire on the second floor, a dining set nobody in the family wants, and the fact that there is no way to get it down a flight of stairs with one person and a minivan. We send two people with straps, a dolly, and floor runners. We carry it out from wherever it sits and we load it. Nothing needs to be disassembled, dragged, or staged in the driveway first.
Serving Orland Park, Orland Hills, Tinley Park, Palos Heights, Palos Park, Homer Glen, Mokena, Frankfort, Oak Forest, Lemont, New Lenox and nearby.
Priced by the item, disposal included
Exact quote from a photo before we drive out
We carry it out from basements and upper floors
Usable items offered for donation first
What We Remove
What a pickup actually looks like
Text a photo of the piece to (708) 840-0147 and tell us what floor it is on. We quote off the photo, so nobody has to sit through an in home estimate appointment. If the number works, you get a two hour window, often the same day if you text in the morning.
When we get there we walk the exit route with you before anything moves. A storm door that only swings ninety degrees, a turn at the top of a split level stair, a basement door that opens inward: all of that is better found before the lift than halfway through it. We put runners down on hardwood and light carpet, pull door pins when a piece needs the extra inch, and take legs or drawers off when that is faster than fighting the frame.
A single piece pickup is usually under twenty minutes from the time the truck stops. A full bedroom takes an hour.
The free and cheap routes, and exactly where they run out
You should know your options before you pay anyone. Orland Park's contract with Waste Management includes one bulk item with your weekly collection, and the Village defines a bulk item as something you would take with you if you moved. That covers a dresser or an end table if you can get it to the curb by 6 a.m. on collection day. The Village also runs an annual curbside Spring Clean Up with Waste Management each April, which is the one week a year the volume limit relaxes.
Donation is the other route. The Habitat for Humanity ReStore serving the Chicago south suburbs picks up large items free for Cook County residents, trucks running Wednesday through Saturday. The rules are strict and worth reading before you plan around it: items have to be in the garage or driveway, drivers will not enter the house, they only take pieces too big for a pickup truck or SUV, they review your photos and can decline, and their not accepted list includes mattresses, box springs, cribs, ladders, rugs and carpet, and used flooring.
So the jobs left for us are the honest ones. It is upstairs. It is broken. There are six of them. It is raining all week. You do not have a truck and a second person. That is when it is worth paying a hauler instead of renting a van and hurting your back.
Priced by the piece, not by the hour
We do not run a clock. You are quoted on what the piece is, what floor it is on, and how many of them there are, and that number does not move because traffic was bad on LaGrange Road or because the dresser was heavier than it looked in the photo.
Where furniture ends up depends on its condition. Solid pieces in good shape get offered for reuse first, and we will tell you when something is going that way. Broken particle board and anything with rips, stains, smoke odor, or pet damage goes to a transfer station, because those are exactly the pieces donation centers refuse and there is no upholstery recycling stream in Cook County worth pretending about.
What It Costs
Furniture is priced by the piece and by how hard it is to get out of the house, with disposal included.
| Job | Typical price |
|---|---|
| One piece, ground floor or garage | $225 to $275 |
| One piece, upstairs or basement | $275 to $325 |
| Two to four pieces | $400 to $650 |
| Whole bedroom or living room | $650 to $950 |
| Multiple rooms or a full house | Quoted from photos or a walkthrough |
Send photos to (708) 840-0147 and we confirm the exact price before anything gets lifted. Solid oak, marble tops, and sleeper sofas sit at the top of their range because of the weight. Ask about our discounts when you text, since multi item jobs and repeat customers pay less.
Get a Fast, Honest Quote
Call or text us for pricing. We offer clear rates, flexible scheduling, and reliable service. Most jobs are quoted same-day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to get the furniture to the curb first?
No, and carrying it out is most of what you are paying for. Back bedroom, finished basement, second floor walk up, it does not change anything. Leave it where it sits.
Do I need to take a bed frame or table apart before you come?
No. If something has to come apart to clear a doorway we do it on the spot with our own tools. You will not need a wrench or a screwdriver.
Will you take furniture that is broken or stained?
Yes, at the same price as a clean piece. The ReStore and other donation programs turn down anything torn, stained, or smoke damaged, so those pieces end up with us.
Can you pick up from a condo or townhome in Orland Park?
Yes, and move out day is one of our busiest calls. Tell us if there is a service elevator, a loading area, or a management office that needs notice, and we will work around it.
Do mattresses come along with the bedroom furniture?
Yes, with no separate trip charge. The ReStore will not accept mattresses or box springs at all, so most people just add them to the same pickup.