Service across 10025 — the pre-war walk-up tenements above West 96th between Central Park West and Broadway, up toward 110th. Rent-stabilized turnover, narrow original staircases, and Columbia-adjacent student moves are the everyday here. No walk-up surcharge, ever.
Photo of your junk → exact total → walk-up carry and disassembly included.
Upload Photos & Get Quote →Above 96th, the Upper West Side changes character. Manhattan Valley is dominated by pre-war walk-up tenements — four, five, six stories, no elevator — alongside rent-stabilized buildings and a scattering of newer mixed-income developments. The single biggest factor in any pickup here is the staircase, and that's exactly the kind of work our crews are built for. There is no walk-up surcharge on JunkRabbit, so a sixth-floor carry-down costs the same as a ground-floor one.
The original tenement staircases are narrow and turn hard, so anything that won't make the turn intact — a sofa, a queen mattress, a wardrobe, a sleeper — gets disassembled or strap-lowered in place. Crews come with straps, blankets, and tools as standard kit. Pairs handle the stair work so nothing drags or scuffs.
The demand here splits between long-term rent-stabilized residents finally clearing out accumulated furniture and the heavy student churn toward 110th, where the rentals fill and empty with the Columbia calendar. Both produce the same job: get bulky furniture down several flights and out to a curb-staged truck, fast and clean.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / Couch | $170 |
| Sleeper Sofa | $200 |
| Mattress — Twin | $111 |
| Mattress — Queen | $139 |
| Mattress + Box Spring Set | $192 |
| Refrigerator | $221 |
| Dining Table (2-4 Seat) | $138 |
| Dresser (Standard) | $169 |
| Wardrobe / Armoire | $192 |
| Bed Frame (standard / metal / platform) | $92 |
| Bunk Bed | $165 |
| TV (42–65") | $91 |
| Window AC Unit | $117 |
| Moving Box | $42 |
Per-item base prices, same across all NYC boroughs and all floors — no walk-up surcharge. $100 minimum order. Full-cleanout truck-fill pricing also available — from $325 for 1/4 of a 16-cubic-yard truck up to $985 for a full truck. Upload a photo at junkrabbit.nyc for the exact total in 7 seconds.
"Fifth-floor walk-up on West 104th. They took my sleeper sofa apart on the landing and carried it down in pieces — no scuffs, no drama. Flat price, no stair fee like the last guys wanted."
"Columbia student, moving out the day my lease ended. Futon, IKEA shelves, mini-fridge, and a roommate's abandoned desk — gone in half an hour. Worked around the building's noon cutoff."
"Cleared 30 years of my mother's apartment — furniture, boxes, an old fridge — all down four flights. Two-person crew, careful with the banister, exactly the quoted price."
No. Manhattan Valley is mostly pre-war walk-up tenements, so multi-flight carry-downs are our normal here — and pricing is flat across every floor, with no walk-up surcharge. Crews are paired for stair work and disassemble anything that won't clear the narrow original staircases.
Almost always, yes. The old tenement staircases above 96th are tight and turn hard, so anything that won't make the turn — a sofa, a queen mattress, a wardrobe — gets disassembled or strap-lowered in place. Crews carry straps, blankets, and tools as standard equipment.
Yes. The blocks toward 110th see heavy student turnover at term changes. Book a same-day or scheduled window and we'll clear the futon, the IKEA furniture, the mini-fridge, and the roommate leftovers, timed to your move-out.
The side streets above 96th are residential and tolerate a short loading stop mid-day; busier corridors like Broadway, Amsterdam, and Columbus get curb-staged briefly. We sort out the approach when you book so the carry-down is quick.
A typical one-bedroom — sofa, bed and mattress, a dresser, a few boxes — itemizes to roughly $400–$650, walk-up carry included with no floor surcharge. Upload a photo at junkrabbit.nyc for the exact total in about seven seconds.
When items are in donation condition, we'll point you to or coordinate a Housing Works pickup so usable furniture and goods get a second life. The rest we haul and dispose of responsibly.