Basingstoke Furniture Removal helpful tips

• What types of furniture can I get removed?

  LoveJunk marketplace finds your best removal solution in Basingstoke for any type of unwanted furniture. Popular items include sofa, desk, bed base, bookcase, chair, settee, dresser, cupboard, chest of drawers, filing cabinet, futon, office furniture, rowing machine, mattress, running treadmill, three piece suite, dining table, and wardrobe.

• How much does Basingstoke furniture removal cost?

  Cost of furniture removal in Basingstoke depends on the type of furniture, its condition, and when you want it collected. Heavier, larger items tend to be more expensive to have removed. Whereas lighter, smaller items tend to be cheaper and anything that is in great condition with no stains or wear and tear may well be collected for free. All that said, the best way to find out how much it will cost to have your furniture removed is to create a listing and see what offers you receive. There is no charge or commitment to create a listing and receive quotes. So, if you just want to check prices, then cancel…no problem.

• How to get the cheapest collection price

  Here are some tried and tested tips for bringing your collection price down. Firstly, if you're able to do so, list your furniture between Monday-Friday and select 'Anytime' for collection. This is because collectors in Basingstoke are most active during the week amd more flexibility for them allows them more chances to fit your job in with their other collections. Secondly, removal teams prefer items that can be loaded quickly, so make sure your items are as easily to access as possible. Lastly, create a high quality listing. Use good photos and even a short video, write a clear, detailed description and enter a concise but attractive title. For example, 'Vintage desk great condition' sounds better than 'old desk'.

• Improve chances of reuse

  A new home is the ideal destination for your furniture if it is still in great shape. Here are some tips to improve the chances of your furniture being reused. First, make your listing as appealing, descriptive and accurate as possible. This means taking plenty of pictures from different angles in good lighting, and writing a clear description with detailed dimensions and any imperfections. You don't want a potential new owner to change their mind about taking your sofa because they didn't know about the big stain on the cushion! Another tip is to provide a bit of background: why are you getting rid of it? These extra details make your listing more trustworthy and appealing.

• What if I don't have a fire label?

  If you donate upholstered furniture to a charity, a fire retardant label is required by law. Charities are prohibited from reselling any upholstered furniture that does not have a fire label attached. However, if you plan to give the furniture directly to an individual, there is no legal requirement for it to have a fire label.