Ealing Furniture Removal helpful tips

• Can I use LoveJunk for any type of furniture?

  LoveJunk can used for all types of furniture removal in Ealing. Frequently collected items include bed, bookcase, armchair, settee, futon, desk, table, wardrobe, cupboard, garden furniture, kitchen dresser, treadmill, dishwasher, three piece suite, poof, cabinet, and office furniture like filing cabinet and office chair.

• How much does Ealing furniture removal cost?

  Cost of furniture removal in Ealing 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.

• Getting the best collection price

  Here are some tips for getting the best quotes from collectors, and the good news is that they're very easy! First, make sure your listing is as attractive as possible. This means good photos (maybe a short video), a clear description and an appealing title: 'Lovely almost new Sofa' sounds a lot nicer than 'old, unwanted sofa'. Second, make your items as accessible as possible. Collectors prefer items that can be loaded quickly and easily. Lastly, (where possible) list your item between Monday-Friday and choose 'Anytime' for your collection time. This helps removal teams fit your job into their schedule more easily and they are most active during the week.

• How to get your furniture reused

  Reuse is always the best outcome for unwanted furniture. Here are some tips to help improve the chances that will happen. First, provide several pictures of the item from different angles and with good lighting. Second, include detailed dimensions so the reuser can work out whether it will fit in to their property. A reuser would be within their rights to say no thanks if there's a big stain they didn't know about - so remember to disclose! Third, highlight any stains or damage in your description or confirm there are none. Lastly, if possible, give some background behind why you are getting rid of your item. This will add credibility and appeal to your listing.

• Do I need a fire label?

  A fire retardant label is only required with upholstered furniture if you wish to donate it to a charity. This is because the law prevents charities from reselling upholstered furniture without a fire label attached. However, there is no requirement for furniture to have a fire label if you give it directly to another individual.