Richmond Furniture Removal helpful tips

• What types of furniture can I get collected?

  You can use LoveJunk marketplace in Richmond to dispose of any type of furniture. The most common items removed include sofa, desk, bed base, chest of drawers, wardrobe, filing cabinet, futons, office furniture, rowing machine, bookcase, armchair, settee, dresser, cupboard, mattress, exercise equipment, 3-piece suite, and dining table.

• Richmond Furniture Removal cost

  The cost of furniture collection in Richmond varies depending on the type of furniture, its condition, and the preferred collection time. Larger and heavier furniture items are typically more expensive to remove, while smaller and lighter items are cheaper. If your furniture is in good condition with no stains or wear and tear, you may even be able to have it collected for free. The best way to determine the cost of furniture removal is by creating a listing and receiving quotes. It's free and there's no obligation to commit, so you can cancel anytime if you're just checking prices.

• Getting the best collection price

  Here are some tips for getting the best quotes from collectors, and the good news is that they're very easy! First, make sure your listing is as attractive as possible. This means good photos (maybe a short video), a clear description and an appealing title: 'Lovely almost new Sofa' sounds a lot nicer than 'old, unwanted sofa'. Second, make your items as accessible as possible. Collectors prefer items that can be loaded quickly and easily. Lastly, (where possible) list your item between Monday-Friday and choose 'Anytime' for your collection time. This helps removal teams fit your job into their schedule more easily and they are most active during the week.

• Advice for getting furniture reused

  Reuse is great for the environment and the cheapest disposal option for you, so let's try and get your reusable furniture get picked up! Firstly, take a few good photos from different angles in good lighting (preferably daytime). Secondly, include everything a potential new owner might need to know in the description: including detailed, accurate dimensions and any damage or stains. Lastly, add a bit of a story about why you're getting rid of the furniture. Telling people you're moving abroad, making space for a new baby or redecorating, for example, makes the listing sound far more genuine and appealing.

• What if I don't have a fire label?

  If you donate upholstered furniture to a charity, a fire retardant label is required by law. Charities are prohibited from reselling any upholstered furniture that does not have a fire label attached. However, if you plan to give the furniture directly to an individual, there is no legal requirement for it to have a fire label.