What to know before we come out
Keep reserved furniture out of the West Linn pickup
Start with the furniture needed in the next home, then label pieces promised to family, buyers or a confirmed donation recipient. The hauling list covers what remains after those decisions. For sale preparation, specify whether one room must clear first or all approved pieces can leave together. Furniture in lower-level storage needs its own item count rather than being hidden within a whole-house description.
Access for your West Linn pickup
Share stairs, driveway grade and doorway clearance at the West Linn address. Show large furniture in lower-level rooms and say whether it can be taken apart. Identify protected areas and the path to a possible truck-loading position. You can leave heavy pieces where they are for the onsite access review.
Show the furniture before moving it
Leave heavy pieces where they are for the crew to review and carry out. Photograph each item and the route to truck parking. Tell us about sleeper mechanisms, glass, powered bases, stairs and pieces that may need disassembly. Set aside cushions or parts you are keeping.
Plan the next step
Give family and donation collections a deadline before confirming what is left for hauling. Update the item list if a collection changes. Share the move date and rooms needed for listing photos or cleaning, then agree on a single pickup or defined phase based on the approved pieces and access.
Your free estimate and complete price
Standard household pickups start at $120. Furniture is priced mainly by truck space, with carrying, loading, hauling and disposal included in the approved scope. Weight, stairs, long carries and disassembly may affect the total. Your onsite estimate is free; approve the complete price before loading.