How do I get rid of old furniture appliances?

Talk Trash, point to the problem, and we’ll haul it away. No awkward couch wrestling, no borrowing your buddy’s truck, and no spending Saturday trying to figure out if that old refrigerator will fit in the back seat.

We remove old furniture and appliances from your home, garage, basement, attic, storage unit, office, or curbside. You do not need to move a thing.

What we can take

Talk Trash can typically remove:

• Couches, recliners, chairs, tables, dressers, and bed frames

• Mattresses and box springs

• Refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, and stoves

• Microwaves, small appliances, and grills

• TVs, computers, and other electronics

• Patio furniture, broken playsets, and outdoor equipment

• Office furniture, filing cabinets, and commercial appliances

If it is old, bulky, broken, ugly, or simply taking up valuable space, it is probably ready for a one-way ride with us.

How it works

1. Call, text, or send photos of the furniture or appliances you want gone.

2. Get an upfront quote based on the amount of space the items take up, the labor involved, and any special disposal needs.

3. Pick a pickup time—including same-day service when our schedule allows.

4. Show us what goes. We handle the lifting, loading, hauling, and cleanup.

Do appliances need special handling?

Some do. Refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, TVs, electronics, mattresses, and tires may require special recycling or disposal procedures—and sometimes a fee.

No problem. Tell us what you have before your appointment, and we’ll explain the plan and the price upfront. No mystery charges. No last-minute surprises.

Donate, recycle, or haul away?

If furniture or appliances are clean, safe, and still usable, we will look for donation or recycling options when practical. If they are broken, worn out, or beyond their comeback story, we will dispose of them responsibly.

Your old furniture had its moment. Your broken appliance has talked enough trash. Let Talk Trash give it the exit it deserves.