Most sofas are wider than the doorway they need to leave through, and nobody should be throwing their back out trying to muscle one down a hallway alone. Our crew handles beds, tables, and dressers out of any room in the house, stairs and tight corners included, then diverts anything still sound to a local charity rather than the dump.

Three simple moves: you reach out, we quote it, we haul it away.
Send a quick list of what's leaving the house and where it's sitting now — we'll call back with a number and a time that works.
Before anything gets carried out, the crew eyeballs it against what you described — the price you heard stays the price you pay.
Everything gets walked out carefully, piece by piece, and whatever's still good gets pulled aside for the next donation run.
Furniture tops the list of what we're called out for more than anything else. It won't fit the city's bulk-waste cart, it's genuinely risky to move without a second set of hands, and a sedan trunk was never going to cut it. We take all of it — sectionals, recliners, bed frames and mattresses, dining sets, dressers, bookcases, desks, media stands, even the sun-faded patio set out back. Corners get wrapped and pieces get eased down narrow stairwells and through tight frames without leaving a scuff behind. Where it lands afterward is the part that matters: anything still sound gets dropped off with a nonprofit serving Socorro and the Lower Valley — a category that covers plenty of PCS move-outs from Fort Bliss families — while pieces too far gone get broken down and recycled by material instead.
One piece alone runs about $75. Add more than that and the price tracks truck space instead — figure around $165 to clear a quarter load, moving up near $310 once you're filling half the truck.
Second floor, no problem — it's routine for us. A tight stairwell doesn't add a surcharge or change how carefully each piece gets wrapped and carried down.
Pieces in solid, usable shape get handed off to an area charity. Anything too worn for that gets taken apart and sent to the right recycling stream instead.
We run furniture removal all across Socorro and the broader El Paso metro, including:
Point at the pile — a packed spare room, a cleared-out garage, a corner of the yard — and our Socorro crew carries it to the truck and sweeps the spot before leaving.
See Full DetailsWe disconnect and haul the heavy ones — fridges, washers, dryers, swamp coolers, water heaters — and route the metal and refrigerant through EPA-compliant recycling.
See Full DetailsCabinet cutoffs, busted block, old roofing, leftover framing — whatever a remodel along Socorro Road or the Mission Trail leaves behind, cleared so the next trade is not waiting on it.
See Full DetailsMesquite and cottonwood trimmings, dead agave, old irrigation line, gravel piles — the mess a Lower Valley yard or acequia-side lot throws off, loaded and gone in one visit.
See Full DetailsSettling a family home in Socorro takes time; we work at your pace, setting keepsakes and documents aside and sending anything usable to a local donation center.
See Full DetailsShops, offices and warehouse bays along the Gateway/I-10 corridor emptied on a schedule that works around your open hours, not ours.
See Full DetailsPrefer a container to a crew? A roll-off lands in your Socorro driveway for as long as the project runs, and we swing back to pick it up when you text.
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