Clemson furniture moves in two waves, May and August, when the rentals along Highway 93 and Old Greenville Highway turn over and the futons, mini-fridges and mattresses come out by the dozen. Landlords and property managers book us by the building; a single student household books a pickup the morning after the last exam.
The rest of the year it is the town's furniture: a faculty house downsizing, a lake house on the Hartwell shore changing hands with its dock chairs and appliances, a Pendleton kitchen getting a new range. Two people carry it from the second floor of a duplex or the basement of a lake house the same way. August turnovers are booked in July; a manager who waits for the last week finds every crew in Clemson already scheduled.
What a furniture and appliance removal job in Clemson involves
- Photo or a quick description; firm quote back
- Two-person crew, floors protected on the way out
- Loaded, hauled, donated or disposed of the same day where possible
- Card payment on the spot or after a photo of the cleared space
Furniture and Appliance Removal pricing for Clemson
Clemson single items are $99 to $175, a rental's furniture is usually a quarter to a half truck at $225 to $500, and a manager turning several units in the same week gets one per-building figure rather than a stack of pickups; the drive up Highway 76 adds nothing. See the Anderson price list.
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Furniture and Appliance Removal questions from Clemson
Can you clear several student rentals in Clemson in one day?
Yes. Property managers send the unit list and the move-out date; we run the truck building by building and bill one invoice.
Do you take mattresses from Clemson apartments?
Yes, any condition, $100 to $175 as a single pickup and less per piece when a whole unit goes in one load.