Couch Removal · Fairmount & Art Museum
Couch Removal in Fairmount
Fairmount’s Victorian rows were split into apartments generations ago, and the conversions left tight hallways and stairs that turn at odd angles. A sleeper sofa is the worst case — heavy, folding and awkward. We bring it down anyway: $149 for a sleeper, $126 for a regular sofa.
Between the Museum Steps and Eastern State
Fairmount runs from the Art Museum’s steps to the stone walls of Eastern State Penitentiary. Its housing is Victorian rows — many subdivided — with apartments toward Spring Garden Street, and the neighborhood’s median household income is well into six figures.
Owners renovate, renters rotate, and both leave furniture behind: the sectional that won’t fit the new place, the sleeper from the guest room that became a nursery.
Fairmount Couch Prices
| Item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Sleeper sofa | $149 |
| Sofa / couch | $126 |
| Sectional (2-piece) | $141 |
| Chaise lounge | $93 |
| Recliner | $98 |
Sleepers Need Care
Strapped Shut
The fold-out frame is tied closed before the carry, so it can’t spring open halfway down a stair.
Basement Couches Too
Plenty of Fairmount rows have a finished basement with an old couch in it. It comes up the same way.
Fairmount Couch FAQs
How much does it cost to remove a sleeper sofa in Fairmount?
$149, carried out from any floor. A regular sofa is $126.
Can you get a couch out of a converted apartment with a tight hallway?
Yes. If turning it doesn’t work, it comes apart inside the unit.
Do you take couches from basements?
Yes, carried up the basement stair at the same price.
Can the city take my couch instead?
As one of two large items on trash day, if you can get it to the curb yourself.
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