6 Things to Know Before Disposing Furniture in Singapore
- Junk Value

- Jun 3, 2025
- 3 min read
Updated: Jan 7
Whether you're moving house, upgrading your space, or finally clearing out that old storeroom, there are rules, costs, and logistics you need to know before dumping your sofa, bed, or wardrobe.
At Junk Value, we specialize in bulky item disposal — from urgent last-minute clear-outs to large-scale removals in condos and HDBs. Here's what most people don’t realise until it’s too late.
Using “Free” Disposal For Disposing Furniture
You’ve probably heard of free collection services, especially from town councils. These only apply to HDB flats, often limited to 2–3 items per month, and require advanced booking.
For private residences, condos, landed homes or commercial spaces, there's no free service. You're responsible for everything — and illegal dumping can lead to hefty NEA fines.
That’s where Junk Value’s residential junk removal comes in. We offer upfront pricing, no hidden fees, and islandwide coverage with real humans answering your questions — fast.
👉 Disposing furniture in Singapore? Book with us today or WhatsApp photos to 9145 9514| 8030 0438 for a quote.
When Disposing Furniture, Book Your Dates Early
Disposing furniture in Singapore isn’t on-demand like food delivery. Condo managers often require 1–2 days’ notice to reserve lift access or a loading bay slot.
Many customers call us in a panic the day before moving.
We help you plan ahead with proper coordination — whether you're in an HDB, walk-up, or a strict condominium with security procedures.
Staircase & Lift Access Matter In Disposing Furniture
That bulky king-sized bedframe might seem simple — until it doesn’t fit into the lift. Staircase removal takes more time and labor, which adds to your cost.
We ask about stairs, lift dimensions and access early on so there's no miscommunication on the day.
Parking Rules Can Cause Delays in Disposing Furniture
Singapore buildings are notorious for tight parking, restricted loading zones, or paid access. If our team can’t park near your unit, it slows down the job and may increase the cost.
We advise all customers to pre-arrange loading bay access or inform building security in advance. It keeps things smooth — and keeps your movers happy too.
Check for Recycling Value Before Disposing Furniture
We always try to rehome or recycle usable items and sort everything fairly. Clean, working items might be reused — but heavily damaged pieces go straight to disposal. And no, “just take everything” doesn't make it cheaper.
Got a fish tank, fridge, or even a piano to remove? See our dedicated guides:
Want a Fast Quote For Disposing Furniture? Send Photos.
The fastest way to get an accurate price is to send us photos via WhatsApp. Include stair/lift info and your address.
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Leaving bulky furniture at void decks without prior approval can lead to fines. You must book a collection through your Town Council or hire a professional disposal service like Junk Value Recycling for proper removal.
Most Town Councils allow up to three to five bulky items per month for free removal, depending on your estate. Check your Town Council’s official website for their exact policy and booking process.
3. What if I live in a condominium or private property?
Professional disposal prices start from $30 to $50 per item, depending on size, weight, and accessibility. Junk Value Recycling offers transparent, upfront quotes and same-day collection for bulky items like sofas and wardrobes.
Yes — if items are still in usable condition, consider donating to organizations like The Salvation Army or community groups. Otherwise, Junk Value Recycling helps sort reusable parts for recycling and ensures eco-friendly disposal for the rest.
Let us handle the heavy lifting — literally and logistically.
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