Single-item couch and sofa pickup across Washington Heights — the big pre-war buildings along Fort Washington and Cabrini, the hilltop streets of Hudson Heights, and the blocks around Broadway and St. Nicholas. Sofas, sectionals, loveseats, and sleeper sofas hauled, elevator or walk-up, no surcharge.
Photo of the couch → exact per-item price → elevator or walk-up handled.
Upload a Photo & Get Quote →Washington Heights is known for its large pre-war apartment buildings — the kind with multiple bedrooms, long halls, and rooms big enough for an oversized sofa or sectional. So when one couch needs to go, there's room to maneuver, but it still has to get out of a big apartment and either down the stairs or onto the elevator. We do single-piece pickups all over the neighborhood — Fort Washington, Cabrini, hilltop Hudson Heights, and the blocks around Broadway and St. Nicholas — at a flat per-item price with no walk-up or elevator surcharge.
Many of the bigger buildings have elevators, which makes a sofa pickup straightforward; the smaller buildings are walk-ups, where we carry it down and take wide pieces apart on the landing. Either way we split sectionals into their pieces and pop legs and backs off one-piece sofas to clear the door, included at no charge.
Gently used sofas go to local 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 walk-up surcharge, no elevator fee. $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 — no walkthrough needed.
Same-day or next-day, booked around you. Leave access with the super if you can't be there.
Vetted crew rides the elevator or carries it down, disassembles if it's stuck, donates or recycles.
"Big old sofa from a pre-war on Fort Washington — the elevator made it easy and they were out in fifteen minutes. Flat $170, exactly the quote."
"Hudson Heights walk-up, fifth floor, sleeper sofa. They carried it down, no stair fee, donated it. Quick and professional."
"Oversized sectional in a big apartment off Cabrini. Split it into pieces to clear the door, exactly the quoted price. No surprises."
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 walk-up or elevator surcharge.
Both exist up here. Many of the big Fort Washington buildings have elevators; some of the smaller buildings are walk-ups. Either way the price is flat — no elevator fee, no walk-up surcharge — and wide pieces get disassembled where needed.
Yes. Washington Heights is known for its big pre-war layouts, so oversized sofas and sectionals are common. We split sectionals into pieces and remove legs and backs to clear the door, and move them on the elevator or down the stairs.
Often yes. Upload a photo, get an exact price, and pick a slot — same-day and next-day couch pickups are available across Washington Heights, with a texted arrival window.
Where a sofa is in good shape, we route it to local donation; the rest goes to recycling where the material allows.