
Appliance and Heavy Items
The one thing too heavy or awkward to move on your own, out of the house without wrecking the doorway.
Too Heavy to Move Alone? That Is the Job
Water heaters, refrigerators, sleeper sofas, treadmills, and the piano nobody has played in a decade. These are not big jobs by volume, but they are impossible alone and awkward with one helper.
The Krewe brings the people and the equipment to get it out without taking the door frame with it.
Where the item sits matters more than what it is. Upstairs, down a hallway, through a tight door, or out of a shed with a low header all change how we come prepared.











Getting It Out Without Wrecking the Doorway
Single heavy items raise a short, practical list of questions.
Yes. We can remove appliances and heavy items from upstairs. Stairs may require additional labor, and multiple flights of stairs may result in an additional labor charge. Let us know when requesting your quote so we can come prepared.
Often we can. Washers, dryers, dishwashers and many other appliances are no trouble for us to unhook. If you are elderly, or simply cannot manage it yourself, say so when you book and we will do what we can to help. Tell us what is involved up front so we arrive with the right tools.
Absolutely. We handle oversized, heavy, and awkward items too. Send us a few photos of the item and the path to access it so we can determine the safest and most efficient way to remove it. Additional labor or equipment charges may apply depending on the job.
Our teams are insured, but preventing damage is our priority. We use the proper equipment and manpower to safely remove heavy or awkward items while protecting your walls, floors, and door frames.
Tell us what needs to go and where it’s located. Photos of the item and the path out help us arrive with the right crew and equipment. We handle the heavy lifting, loading, and hauling from there.
From Klutter to Clean!
What Happens on the Day
Tell us what it is and exactly where it sits. A photo of the item and a photo of the route out answer both.
We arrive with the right number of people and the right equipment for that route rather than discovering the stairs in the moment.
It goes out, it goes on the trailer, and the space it was occupying is yours again.






