Dublin + 8 counties · From €105
Furniture removal and disposal in Dublin
Old sofa, unwanted wardrobe or a bed you've replaced? We collect furniture for disposal from any room. A three-seater sofa collected in Dublin costs €135, including the call-out, two loaders and VAT.
- Priced per piece from our published list, VAT included
- Carried down from any floor, stairs and apartments included
- Check and edit your list before you pay
- Free to get a priceYou only pay when you book
- Priced from our public listTeam help when needed
- Cancel freeMore than 24h before, full refund
Price list
EUR · VAT incl.
- Sofa, 3-seater€35
- Sofa, L-shaped/corner€80
- Armchair€20
- Wardrobe, double€45
- Chest of drawers€15
- Double bed frame€30
- Dining/kitchen table€20
- Bookcase/shelving unit€15
Call-out & labour (Dublin)€100
One call-out per job covers two loaders and the van. Add each item from the list. Jobs start from €105.
- Licensed waste collectorPermit NWCPO-25-13230-01
- Two loaders, every jobWe do all the lifting and carrying
- Published collection pricesVAT included — agreed before we arrive
- Dublin + 8 countiesCollections on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays
Sofa and couch collection in Dublin
A three-seater sofa collected on its own costs €135 in Dublin, including VAT. That is €35 for the sofa plus one €100 call-out and labour charge. A corner sofa on its own totals €180; an armchair totals €120.
Adding a mattress to the same three-seater sofa collection makes the Dublin total €165. Send photos of each piece and the access route. Two loaders carry the furniture out; see our sofa disposal guide for tight stairs and other options, or mattress collection for beds and mattresses.
For a typed list, say whether each piece is an armchair, two-seater, three-seater, corner sofa or sofa bed. Count separate pieces and tell us what is staying. Include stairs, a narrow hall or a lift restriction so the collection can be checked before you book. You can type the list without photos.
When the old furniture has to go
- New furniture arriving: book the old suite out before the delivery, so the new one has somewhere to go.
- Moving house: don't pay to move what you don't want.
- Between tenancies: clear a let quickly. You get a receipt with VAT shown for your records.
- A whole home: for full properties, see house clearance.
- Office furniture: desks, chairs and filing cabinets are on our office clearance page.
What we collect, and how we get it out
Sofas, corner sofas, sofa beds and armchairs. Beds, wardrobes, chests of drawers and lockers. Dining tables, chairs, bookcases, sideboards and TV units. Flat-pack and broken pieces too.
Two loaders come with the van and do all the lifting: down three flights in an apartment block, out through a narrow hall, round from the back of the garage. We sweep up where each piece stood. If something looks too big for the stairs, mention it when you send photos.
A fitted wardrobe is €115 once it's off the wall. If it's still fixed in place, say so in the chat and a person will check it before you pay.
Furniture prices
A €100 call-out and labour charge in Dublin covers the van and both loaders, once per collection. Each piece then has its own price: €35 for a three-seater sofa, €80 for a corner sofa, €20 for an armchair, €45 for a double wardrobe and €15 for a chest of drawers. A dining table is €20 and chairs are €5 each.
Because the call-out is charged once, extra pieces cost only their item prices. VAT is included, and every item is on the price list.
Before you book
Can an AI price my sofa? The assistant matches your typed list or photos to our published catalogue. Check the pieces, sizes and quantities before booking. Uncertain jobs go to a person for review. Read how the AI price works.
What if I forget something? Your price lists every piece. Before you book, type a change or choose Edit items to add the bedside lockers or remove the chair you're keeping.
Do I need to be in? Someone needs to let us in, or access must be agreed in advance. If the pieces are already out in the garden or by the front door, that works too.
Good furniture first
If a piece is in good condition, a charity shop or local reuse group may be glad of it, so ask before you book. Our sofa removal guide explains why a council or charity collection might not take an upholstered sofa, and how we get one out of an upstairs flat. For everything else that's going, get your price from a photo.
From our collections
A closer look at furniture removal
Real customer photos, taken before collection. Tap a photo for a closer look and use the tips to plan your own list.
Before collection
Two-seater sofa collection
Give the number of seats and separate sections. Show any stairs or tight turns on the way out.
Before collection
Armchair collection
Count each armchair. Mention heavy recliners, stairs and narrow doorways.
Before collection
Shelving collection
Give the number and size of units. Say whether they are freestanding or fixed to a wall.
Before collection
Furniture collection
List each sofa or armchair, including separate sections. Mention stairs and tight doorways.
Before collection
Bedside cabinet collection
Count each cabinet and include other furniture in the same list. Empty drawers before collection.
Have something similar to clear?
Type your items or add your own photos. Review your price before booking.
How it works
From list to collection in three steps
You see the price before anything is booked. Our team checks uncertain jobs before you pay.
- 01
Tell us what needs to go
Type your items and quantities. Photos are optional and can help show a cluttered room or complicated clearance.
- 02
Get a fixed price
Review the item list or confirm a supported whole clearance. Prices come from our published catalogue, VAT included. Uncertain jobs need staff review.
- 03
Book, pay, done
Pick a collection time and pay securely in the chat. Two loaders arrive, carry it all out and take it away.
Questions
Furniture removal: your questions
Anything else? See all FAQs or email hello@junkireland.com.
Do you move furniture to another house?
How much does furniture removal cost in Dublin?
Is there an extra charge for stairs?
Can you collect before my new sofa arrives?
What if I decide to keep a piece?
Can I add other junk to the same collection?
Guides
Guides for furniture removal
- Christmas junk removal in Dublin and surrounding countiesMake room before the new sofa arrives and clear the boxes after: how to plan a Christmas clear-out around collection days, deliveries and visitors.Read guide
- How to get rid of a sofa in Dublin: options and costsFive ways to get rid of an old sofa in Dublin, what each one asks of you, and how to get a sofa out of an upstairs flat without lifting it yourself.Read guide
- Couch collection Dún Laoghaire: will it fit down the stairs?Turning stairs, porch doors and small lifts: a measuring guide for getting an old couch out of a Dún Laoghaire home, plus what each size costs to collect.Read guide
Ready when you are.
Type a list or add photos. Review your price, choose an available time and pay securely in the chat. Our team checks uncertain jobs before you pay.