Furniture removal in Beverly Hills, CA
Los Angeles County · ZIP 90210–90212
“Two young guys came in, picked up all my old furniture, and left in less than 30 minutes.”
Do you do furniture removal in Beverly Hills?
Yes. Roa Solution Junk Removal beds, mattresses, other furniture in Beverly Hills, picks up and hauls away couches, sectionals and dressers, carried out from wherever it sits.
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Homes rented: Beverly Hills and nearby
- Beverly Hills
- 59%
- West Hollywood
- 80%
- ZIP 90025 (West LA)
- 76%
- ZIP 90019 (Mid-City)
- 76%
- Culver City
- 45%
Apartments, houses and furniture in Beverly Hills
- About 59% of Beverly Hills's occupied homes are rented, next to West Hollywood (80%) and ZIP 90025 (West LA) (76%).
- 52% of Beverly Hills's 16,552 housing units are in buildings of five or more units, 16% in buildings of 20 or more.
- Attached townhomes plus two-to-four-unit buildings: another 11%.
- Beverly Hills households average 2.18 people.
Source: Census ACS, housing · Source: Census ACS, households
Houses south of Wilshire Boulevard sit on more urban square and rectangular lots, and that area has more apartment buildings than anywhere else in the city.
Furniture and Beverly Hills's bulky pickup
Beverly Hills's bulky-item pickup is run by City of Beverly Hills Public Works.
What the program allows: the order form states a limit of 2 items. The city FAQ refers to two to three bulky items per pickup and asks residents with more than three to contact the city separately. Crews do not come onto private property, so items must be moved to the alley or curb. Pickup is within 3 business days.
Inside, upstairs, over the limit or urgent: that part is ours.
What customers say
None from Beverly Hills yet; closest: Los Angeles (9 mi), Paramount (19 mi), Long Beach (24 mi).
Two young guys came in, picked up all my old furniture, and left in less than 30 minutes. They provided fast, prompt, and friendly service. I definitely recommend them if you have unwanted belongings! Responsible disposal is important for a clean and thriving environment. Give them a call or text!
I needed a headboard moved from storage to an upholsterer. Isaiah and his team were on time, efficient and professional. Isaiah's communication was on point and clear throughout the whole process. I'm excited to have a cost-effective way to move furniture around Los Angeles!
Very great and professional. Isaiah came quickly and his team were so efficient and fast removing my aunt's old furniture from her 3rd story apartment. The team arrived on time. I would highly recommend this company!
My husband and I thought we could move our old sectional by ourselves. Nope! We have new furniture being delivered tomorrow so we were in a rush. Had to find somebody today. The two man team arrived quickly and were done within minutes!! We have a narrow door/porch area, so they had to finagle each piece differently to get them out. And they did it!!! We're so happy with their service, availability and prices. Thanks guys!
I recently hired these guys to come remove a couch and bed frames. They did an excellent job with being fast and not damaging anything. Which was my biggest worry, Highly recommend !
Roa Solution was really great! They were professional and efficient in helping me remove some bulky items (mattress etc) from storage. Highly recommended.
Furniture removal in Beverly Hills: questions
How much does furniture removal cost in Beverly Hills?
Ours starts at $250. Beverly Hills's city bulky pickup: items picked up from the parkway (curb) in front of the house are charged $91.86. No fee is listed for alley pickup. Construction debris requires a separate roll-off bin, priced by size. beverlyhills.org (source) →
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