Buying new furniture is exciting. figuring out what to do with the old stuff? Not so much. In Las Vegas, simply leaving a couch on the curb isn’t just an eyesore—it can get you fined by the HOA or the city.
Whether you’re upgrading your living room in Summerlin or clearing out a rental in Henderson, here are the best ways to handle old furniture.
1. Can It Be Donated? If your furniture is gently used—no rips, stains, or pet odors—donation is a great option. Local charities like The Salvation Army or Habitat for Humanity often accept furniture.
- Pro Tip: Most charities have strict pickup schedules. You might wait weeks for a slot, and they will reject items if they show any wear.
2. The DIY Dump Run You can haul items yourself to the Apex Regional Landfill or local transfer stations.
- The Cost: You’ll pay disposal fees based on weight.
- The Hassle: You need a truck, tie-downs, and a strong back. Lifting a sleeper sofa in 100-degree Vegas heat is no joke.
3. Professional Furniture Removal If you want it gone now without lifting a finger, professional removal is the way to go. This is where The Silver Spade comes in.
We handle:
- Couches & Sectionals (including heavy recliners)
- Mattresses & Box Springs
- Dining Sets & Hutches
- Heavy Dressers & Wardrobes
Why Hire a Local Crew? We don’t just dump your furniture. We sort it. If it’s in good shape, we donate it to local families in need. If it’s broken, we break it down and recycle the wood and metal components whenever possible.
Schedule a Pickup Don’t let that old mattress collect dust in the garage. Text us a photo or book online for same-day removal.
