Single-item couch and sofa pickup across Chelsea — the converted gallery-district lofts west of Tenth Avenue, the doorman high-rises along the High Line, and the pre-war co-ops and brownstones between Sixth and Eighth. Oversized sectionals split and moved, COI to management, same-day available.
Photo of the couch → exact per-item price → COI and service elevator handled.
Upload a Photo & Get Quote →Chelsea's housing spans the spectrum, and so does the couch pickup. The converted gallery-district lofts west of Tenth hold the big stuff — oversized sectionals and deep designer sofas that have to come apart to move. Along the High Line, glassy doorman high-rises run on a Certificate of Insurance and a service-elevator slot. And between Sixth and Eighth, the pre-war co-ops and side-street brownstones bring their own carry-downs. We do single-piece pickups across all of it, at a flat per-item price with no elevator or high-rise surcharge.
We price by the piece — a 4+ piece sectional is $307 — split it into its sections, and pop legs and backs off a one-piece sofa to clear the door or freight car, included at no charge. For the towers and co-ops we email the $1M COI to building management within the hour and book the freight window; for the loft buildings we plan the freight-elevator move in advance.
Gently used sofas go to donation where possible, the rest to recycling. Upload a photo for an exact price and book same-day or next-day.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / couch (standard) | $170 |
| Loveseat | $160 |
| Recliner | $132 |
| Sleeper / sofa bed | $200 |
| Futon | $150 |
| Sectional — 2-piece | $190 |
| Sectional — 3-piece | $249 |
| Sectional — 4+ piece | $307 |
Flat per-item pricing, the same across every NYC borough and floor — no elevator fee, no high-rise surcharge. $100 minimum. Disassembly included. Upload a photo at junkrabbit.nyc for an exact quote in 7 seconds.
Photograph the couch. We price the exact piece in seconds and, for towers and co-ops, email your COI to management.
Service-elevator window for the high-rises, or a loft freight plan, same-day or next-day.
Vetted crew splits the sectional, rides the freight elevator, donates or recycles where possible.
"Huge sectional in a loft on West 25th. They split it into pieces, rode the freight elevator, and were out in twenty minutes. $307 for the 4-piece, exactly as quoted."
"High Line tower needed a COI for a single sofa. Emailed to management within the hour, service-elevator slot booked, gone the same day."
"Pre-war co-op, deep designer sofa wedged in the door. They took the back and legs off, got it out clean, donated it. Flat $170."
JunkRabbit prices by the piece. A standard sofa is $170, a loveseat $160, a recliner $132, a sleeper sofa $200, and a futon $150; sectionals run $190 (2-piece), $249 (3-piece), or $307 (4+ piece). $100 minimum. Upload a photo for an exact quote. No elevator or high-rise surcharge.
Yes. The converted lofts west of Tenth Avenue often hold large sectionals. We price by the piece — a 4+ piece sectional is $307 — split it into sections, and bring a two-person crew to move it down the freight elevator.
Yes — the High Line doorman towers and pre-war co-ops nearly all require one even for a single pickup. We email a $1M general-liability COI to building management within the hour and book the service-elevator window.
Yes. We remove legs, feet, and backs from one-piece sofas and split sectionals into sections to clear doorways and freight cars — included, no extra charge.
Often yes, once the building's freight window allows. Upload a photo, get an exact price, and we'll book a same-day or next-day slot.