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Updated: April 23, 2026

Exercise Equipment Removal in Los Angeles, CA — $109

Exercise Equipment Removal in Los Angeles starts at $109. Book online in under a minute, leave it curbside, and get same-day confirmation with photo proof.

What is exercise equipment removal?

Same-day exercise equipment pickup starting at $109. In Los Angeles, this is a common request for homes in Venice, Silver Lake, Koreatown where quick curbside pickup is easier than scheduling in-home crews. Typical use cases include treadmill collecting dust — time to get rid of it and home gym upgrade — old equipment needs to go.

Exercise Equipment Removal pricing in Los Angeles

  • Base service in Los Angeles: $109
  • Additional exercise equipment: +$59 each
  • Final starting price: $109

How it works

  1. Book online and select Exercise Equipment Removal for your Los Angeles address.
  2. Set the item at the curb using these prep instructions: Place at the curb, driveway, or garage apron. Fold treadmills if possible. Remove detachable parts (weight stacks, resistance bands).
  3. We pick it up and text photo proof once complete.

When you need exercise equipment removal

  • Treadmill collecting dust — time to get rid of it
  • Home gym upgrade — old equipment needs to go
  • Moving and the elliptical won't fit in the new place
  • Broken exercise bike taking up garage space

Frequently asked questions

How much does treadmill removal cost?

Treadmill removal starts at $109 ($79 pickup fee + $30 heavy item upgrade). Additional heavy items are +$59 each.

Can you pick up a treadmill from my garage?

We pick up from the curb, driveway, or garage apron only. If the treadmill is at the edge of the garage with the door open, our haulers can reach it. We do not enter homes.

Do I need to disassemble the equipment?

No disassembly required. Fold treadmills if they have a folding feature, and remove any loose attachments. Place at the curb as-is.

What exercise equipment do you take?

Treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, weight benches, rowing machines, and free weights. If it fits at the curb, we can take it.

How do I get a treadmill to the curb by myself?

Most treadmills fold — engage the folding mechanism, tilt it onto the transport wheels, and roll it out. If yours doesn't fold or is too heavy, recruit a friend or neighbor to help. Moving blankets or furniture sliders help on hard floors. Once it's on the driveway, our hauler takes it from there.

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