Couch Removal · Seminole Heights
Couch Removal in Seminole Heights
Bungalow renovations tend to start with emptying the house, and the couch is usually the heaviest thing in it. We take it from the front room or the detached garage out back — $126 for a sofa, $149 for a sleeper — at a price fixed before we drive over.
Tampa’s First Suburb
Seminole Heights dates to 1911, when T. Roy Young developed 40 acres three miles north of downtown as Tampa’s first suburb. It’s known for its early-20th-century Craftsman bungalows.
Today it’s a renovation neighborhood full of young owners, which means gutted bungalows, overflowing sheds and detached garages. It’s inside city limits, where SWEEP takes one pile a year — but not building materials.
Seminole Heights Couch Prices
| Item / load | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Sofa / couch | $126 |
| Sleeper sofa | $149 |
| Oversize sofa (90"+) | $185 |
| Armchair | $77 |
| Shed or garage clear-out (1/4 truck) | $241 |
Before the Contractor Arrives
Empty the House First
Clear the couch and the rest of the furniture so the renovation can start on bare floors.
The Detached Garage
Old couches often retire to the garage out back. We load them from there, along with anything else in the way.
Seminole Heights Couch FAQs
Can you remove a couch from a bungalow with a narrow front door?
Yes. The crew removes legs or arms if needed and protects the original door frame.
Do you cover Tampa Heights?
Yes, along with Seminole Heights and Sulphur Springs, at the same prices.
Can you take renovation debris with the couch?
Yes. SWEEP won’t take building materials, but we will, on the same truck-fill load.
How much does an oversize sofa cost to remove?
A sofa over 90 inches, or one that has to be cut apart to get out, is $185.
Start the Renovation Empty
Photograph the couch and anything else that’s going.
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