Sofa Disposal Tips In Singapore-Same Day Removal
- Junk Value

- May 29
- 3 min read
Updated: Oct 25
So… you’ve finally decided that your three-seater leather recliner from 2005 has to go. It’s lumpy, peeling, smells vaguely of Milo, and takes up half your living room. You push it to the lift lobby and walk away like it’s someone else’s problem.
Sound familiar? Well, you’re not alone — and you’re not exactly right either.
Here’s the truth: bulky furniture and appliance disposal in Singapore is not as simple as dragging it to the void deck and hoping the karang guni comes by.
Maybe… juuust maybe.. you’ll get a fine from the town council and angry stares from your neighbours.
Bulky items like fridges, mattresses, and giant IKEA wardrobes don’t just disappear. Town councils provide limited, scheduled collections — and they’re not responsible for items from condos, private properties, or commercial spaces.
Oh yes — the infamous "free collection services" you see in Carousell or Facebook groups. Spoiler alert: They only want stuff they can resell.
The minute they realise your items are scratched, stained, or don’t have resale value?Poof. Ghosted. You’re back at square one, with a wardrobe in three pieces and no truck.
We’re Singapore’s reliable, no-nonsense bulky item disposal team. We show up, quote you fairly, do the heavy lifting, and leave your space looking fresh
We pick up:
TVs, microwaves, broken appliances
From HDBs to condos to offices, we’ve seen it all and carried it all.
In Singapore, bulky furniture disposal isn't a game of chance. Ignoring the rules can lead to fines, while relying on "free" services often leads to wasted time and frustration.
Last week, we helped a customer who had been ghosted by a "free" service, leaving a dismantled wardrobe in their living room. Our team showed up, gave a clear quote, and had the entire mess removed in under an hour.
The truth is, your time and peace of mind are worth more than the gamble of an online sale or a last-minute dump. Professional disposal isn't just about clearing a space—it’s about getting it done safely, legally, and without the hassle.
A2: No, condos do not have Town Councils. Residents must rely on private disposal companies or movers.
A3: Some Management Corporations (MCSTs) set up small disposal points, but these typically don't handle large items like sofas.
A4. Yes, these count as regular sofas for disposal purposes, provided they fit size requirements.
A5: Consider:
Giving away on Olio or Freecycle Singapore
Costs typically range from $40-80 depending on:
Sofa size and type
Access difficulty (stairs, lifts)
Same-day vs scheduled pickup
Additional services (dismantling)
A7: Fines can range from hundreds to thousands of dollars, plus potential court action for repeat offenses.
Not required, but removing personal items and loose cushions makes handling easier for workers.
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