Carpet Removal and Disposal

Whether you run a business, manage apartments or commercial properties, or are a residential homeowner, you’ll likely have to deal with carpet removal and disposal at some point. Are you turning over an apartment? Are you replacing carpet with hardwood flooring, or putting in new carpet after tearing up the old during a renovation? Carpets, carpet pads, and tack strips get bulky quickly and can pose serious challenges with disposal. At TurboHaul, we’re here to help by offering carpet removal services that are fast, friendly, and safe for both you and the environment.

Why Hire a Professional Carpet Removal Service?

DIY carpet removal can be strenuous and even dangerous. For commercial carpet disposal done right, try TurboHaul’s professional carpet removal services. We do the work for you so you don’t have to worry. Proper carpet removal requires a number of different tools, otherwise you may be left with sharp nails, tack strips, and glue left behind along the foundation and baseboard area.

Plus, when working in multiple rooms (or many units of an apartment complex), the amount of carpet to dispose of piles up quickly! There’s a limited amount of carpet you can throw away in a dumpster, and not all municipal curbside waste removal services can accommodate carpet. That means you may need to put in a special request and then drive the materials to designated facilities yourself. Avoid the extra hassle, time, and risk by working with the professionals at TurboHaul.

Types of Carpet We’ll Take

TurboHaul will take away carpet no matter the size, type or condition it is in. Some examples of the type of carpet we take are:

Area Rugs
Old Carpeting
Floor Coverings
Wool Carpeting
Throw Rugs
Stain Resistant Carpeting
Loop Or Cut Loop Carpets
Nylon Or Polyester Carpets
Olefin Carpeting
Shag Carpeting

Carpet Removal Cost

At TurboHaul, we charge by volume for carpet removal services. The cost will vary for each project depending primarily on the amount of carpet that needs to be removed. That said, the average cost to remove the carpet only in apartments is approximately $150 for a one bedroom, $200 for a two bedroom, and $250 for a three bedroom. If you’re in need of carpet removal services, contact us today for a free quote to help plan your project!

Our Simple Carpet Removal Process

1. Upfront Pricing

Let us know how many rooms we will be removing the carpet from or the approximate square footage and we can provide you with an estimate. We provide honest, upfront pricing and can also send a representative in person to assess your carpet removal and disposal needs.

2. Schedule an Appointment

Scheduling can be done online, over the phone, via text, or by email. TurboHaul guarantees arrival within 24 hours.

3. We Haul It Away

Our highly trained technicians will pull up all of your old carpet, remove the tack strips if needed, and haul it all away.

4. Responsible Disposal

At TurboHaul, we’re committed to bettering our environment and improving our communities. We donate and recycle as much as possible to keep carpet and other materials out of landfills.

Carpet Removal FAQs

Do you have questions about carpet removal and disposal services at TurboHaul? We answer your commonly asked questions below.

Can you remove carpet yourself?

It is possible to remove carpet yourself, though most projects should be left to the professionals in order to ensure they’re done safely. Tack strips underneath the carpet and padding can be especially time-consuming to tear up in bulk. Any DIY carpet removal should be done carefully and with safety in mind. Once you have all of the carpet up, you may need to haul it to a designated facility or schedule a special pick up.

Can you recycle carpet?

Yes, it is possible to recycle most types of carpet! Carpets are made from a mix of fibers, chemicals, and plastics that don’t easily break down in landfills. Once these raw materials are separated out and processed, they can be reused in things like industrial flooring, auto parts, engines, and a variety of other items. Infrastructure for carpet recycling varies in each locale, so TurboHaul tries to recycle carpet wherever carpet recycling centers are found.