Junk Removal and Cleanouts from a Crew That Already Moves Your Furniture

Moving is the best time to get rid of what you don’t want, and the worst time to figure out how. Better Choice Moving’s junk removal service clears furniture, appliances, basements, garages and whole houses across Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, Lehigh and Berks Counties plus Philadelphia. Because we’re movers first, we handle heavy, awkward items every day, and we treat your home with the same care while we haul things out. Call 215-622-8140.

What we remove

• Furniture: sofas, sectionals, mattresses, box springs, dressers, desks, recliners and dining sets
• Appliances: refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves and window units (some may need special handling, so ask when you book)
• Basement, attic and garage contents, including old boxes, shelving, toys, holiday decorations and exercise equipment
• Yard debris and outdoor items: old grills, patio furniture, lawn mowers and tires
• Small demolition debris, like an old shed, deck boards or carpet removal
• Heavy items: pianos and safes
• Commercial junk: office furniture, cubicles, retail fixtures and warehouse cleanouts

However, some materials, like paint, chemicals, propane tanks and other hazardous waste, need special disposal. Tell us what you have, and we’ll let you know if we can take it.

Donate first, haul second

Plenty of what people throw away still has life in it. When items are in good shape, we’ll set them aside for donation instead of the landfill whenever we can. It’s better for the community, and it’s often what families want when they’re clearing out a parent’s home.

Junk removal that pairs with your move

• Before a move: Get rid of what you’re not taking so you don’t pay to move it. Ideal before a long-distance move.
• After a move: Clear the old house so it’s ready for the new owners or for listing photos.
• Downsizing and estates: We also work alongside our senior moving team to clear out a family home respectfully.
• Office cleanouts: Old furniture and equipment left over from a commercial move.
• Landlords and property managers: Units emptied between tenants, often paired with an apartment move.

How junk removal works

1. Tell us what’s going. Call 215-622-8140 or send photos when you request a quote. Photos also help us give you a fast, accurate estimate.
2. Schedule a time. Then we’ll book a window that works for you.
3. Meet your crew before move day. We send a photo and the names of your movers, so you know who is coming.
4. Track your crew live. On move day you get a live GPS tracking link to follow your crew to your door.
5. We do the lifting, so you don’t have to. Our uniformed crew carries everything out, from any room or floor, while protecting floors and doorways.
6. Sweep up. Finally, we leave the space broom-clean.
7. Move Director follow-up. After the move, your Move Director checks in personally to make sure everything went right.

You don’t need to drag anything to the curb, because we take it from where it is.

Why hire a moving company for junk removal?

Hauling a sleeper sofa out of a third-floor walk-up or a piano out of a basement takes the same skills as moving it into one. Our crews also know how to get big, heavy things through tight spaces without gouging walls or floors. We’re licensed and insured (USDOT 4168676, MC-1671186, PA PUC A-2024-3049983), and the people you talk to on the phone are the people who run the company.

Where we offer junk removal

• Montgomery County junk removal: Lansdale, Harleysville, North Wales, Souderton and beyond
• Bucks County junk removal: Quakertown, Doylestown, Perkasie, Warminster and beyond
• Chester County junk removal: West Chester, Exton, Phoenixville and beyond
• Lehigh County junk removal: Allentown, Emmaus, Macungie and beyond

Furniture removal and donation when you move or downsize

Almost every move leaves something behind: the basement couch, the extra dresser, the treadmill nobody uses. We clear those items on move day or before it, take usable pieces to local donation centers when they accept them, and haul away the rest responsibly.

• Furniture you are not moving, from sofas to bedroom sets
• Household items, decor and boxes of things to donate
• Basement, attic and garage leftovers
• Items left behind after an estate sale or a parent’s downsizing

Some items, such as mattresses and older upholstered furniture, are often not accepted for donation, so we plan for those up front. Removal pairs naturally with senior moving and condo moves, where the new home is smaller.