Unique Considerations

Access Issues: Evaluate the accessibility of your property, including staircases, narrow hallways, and door sizes. This will affect the method of removal and the equipment needed.
Furniture Size and Weight: Large or heavy items may require additional manpower or equipment. Consider the weight limits of elevators and stairs.
Disassembly Needs: Some furniture may need to be disassembled for easier transport. Be prepared with tools and knowledge of how to safely dismantle items.

Special Equipment

Furniture Dolly: A wheeled cart designed to move heavy items easily. Use it to transport sofas, dressers, and other bulky furniture.
Moving Straps: These are used to lift heavy items with more ease and reduce strain on your body. They help distribute weight evenly and provide better grip.
Blankets and Padding: Essential for protecting your furniture from scratches and damage during transport. Use them to wrap items securely.

Plan Ahead: Measure your furniture and doorways to ensure everything will fit. Create a layout for the best route through your home.
Use Proper Lifting Techniques: Always lift with your legs, not your back, and avoid twisting your body while carrying heavy items.
Label Boxes and Items: If disassembling furniture, label parts and screws for easy reassembly. This will save you time and frustration when setting up in your new location.

Permit Requirements: Check if you need a permit for street parking or using a public space for loading/unloading furniture.
Waste Disposal Regulations: Be aware of local rules regarding the disposal of unwanted furniture, including recycling or donation options.
Noise Ordinances: If moving during early morning or late evening hours, ensure you comply with local noise regulations to avoid disturbances to neighbors.