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Furniture Removal in New Berlin

New Berlin’s recycling center will take your old washer, but not your couch, your mattress or your carpet — residents are pointed to a private hauler instead. So here’s one that comes to the house: a sofa is $126, a queen mattress $103, rolled carpet $68.

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✓Same-day when a crew is free
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✓No hidden charges
✓COI support
✓Donation and recycling
✓Basements & stairs included

What New Berlin’s Center Turns Away

The City Recycling Center accepts appliances but not furniture, mattresses, carpet, electronics or TVs, and residents are told to call Johns Disposal for those.

(Locals will remind you it’s NEW BER-lin, accent on the first syllable.) Homes here mostly date from the late 1960s to early ’80s, so basements and two-car garages hold plenty of the items the center won’t take.

New Berlin Prices

ItemFlat price
Sofa / couch$126
Queen mattress$103
Box spring$92
Carpet (rolled)$68
TV (42–65")$68
$75 minimum. Everything is carried out of the house.

The Items With Nowhere to Go

Furniture and Mattresses

Couches, beds and bedroom sets are the most common New Berlin pickups, since the recycling center won’t accept them.

Carpet and Electronics

Pulled carpet from a basement refresh and old TVs go on the same truck; the TVs head to an electronics recycler.

New Berlin Furniture FAQs

Does the New Berlin recycling center take couches?

No. Furniture, mattresses, carpet, TVs and electronics aren’t accepted there.

How much is couch removal in New Berlin?

A standard sofa is $126, carried out of the house.

Can you take carpet from a basement remodel?

Yes — $68 for rolled carpet, or $71 per room if it still needs pulling up.

Do I need to schedule days ahead?

No. Pick the next open window on the quote page.

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