Describe
Count each piece and note its material, size, and condition.
Workspace furniture pickup
Clear the workspace with fewer loose ends.
Pickup for desks, task chairs, filing cabinets, tables, shelving, and grouped office-furniture loads.
What to include
Start with a clear item list.
Make an item inventory, empty drawers, secure confidential material, and note loading-dock, elevator, or access-window rules.
- Desks
- Task chairs
- Filing cabinets
- Conference tables
- Bookcases and shelving
The pickup flow
Four details make the plan useful.
Map access
Share stairs, elevators, gates, parking, and carrying distance.
Confirm scope
Discuss disassembly, acceptance, timing, and the estimate directly.
Clear the route
Move loose objects, secure pets, and keep the path available.
Estimate factors
The furniture is only half the picture.
Quantity, dimensions, material, stairs, elevator access, disassembly, carrying distance, parking, and timing can all change the job plan. Call before assuming an item is accepted or a window is available.
Prepare for your estimateCompanion guide
Read the guideOffice Furniture Inventory Checklist Before a Clearout
A room-by-room count helps separate furniture hauling from electronics, records, and building logistics.