Pool Table Removal in Gwinnett GA | Junk Giant
Pool Table Removal in Buford and Gwinnett County GA by Junk Giant
Pool Table Removal · Gwinnett County, GA

That Pool Table Weighs
More Than Your Refrigerator.
We'll Still Get It Out.

Slate pool tables run 700 to 1,000 pounds. We break it down into the felt, rails, legs, and individual slate slabs, then carry every piece out — up stairs, around corners, through doorways it barely fits.

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We Break It Down to Carry It

A slate pool table is not furniture — it's three or more slabs of stone weighing 700 to 1,000 pounds combined, usually sitting in a basement in Lawrenceville or Gainesville with one narrow staircase between it and the door. You cannot carry a slate pool table out in one piece, and trying anyway is how people hurt their back or put a hole in the drywall.

We don't move it whole. Our crew pulls the felt, unbolts the rails, and lifts each slate slab out separately — most three-piece tables split into sections well under 300 pounds each, which is what actually makes stairs and tight turns possible. The frame and legs come apart too, so nothing has to squeeze through a doorway at an angle it wasn't built for.

This job comes up when a basement's getting finished into something else, after a table's sat unused for years collecting boxes, or when new owners inherit a table nobody in the house plays on. We handle these all over Gwinnett, Hall, Barrow, Jackson, Forsyth, and Walton counties, and our crew protects your stairwell and door frames on the way out — corner guards and moving blankets, not just muscle.

Junk Giant crew handling pool table removal in Gwinnett County GA
What's Included
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Full breakdown on site felt pulled, rails unbolted, slate slabs separated before anything moves.
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Stairs and tight turns handled pieces broken down small enough to navigate basement stairwells and narrow hallways.
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Frame and legs disassembled nothing has to squeeze through a doorway at an awkward angle.
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Walls and doorframes protected moving blankets and corner guards on the way through your house.
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Felt, cushions, and hardware included every part of the table leaves, not just the slate.
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Same-visit haul-off broken down and out the door in one trip, no return visit needed.
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Licensed and insured crew guys who've carried slate up more basement stairs than they can count.
Gone in Three Steps
1

Tell Us What You've Got

Call, text a photo, or book online. Takes two minutes. Same-day spots when you catch us before mid-afternoon.

2

Get a Firm Price

We look at the job and give you one flat number - free. You approve it before we lift a thing. No surprises at the curb.

3

We Load & Haul

Drop a dumpster in your driveway, or our crew carries every piece out. Either way, you don't lift a finger and we sweep up after.

What Does Pool Table Removal Cost?

Pool table removal is priced by the table's size and how hard it is to get out — a three-piece slate table down one flight of straight stairs costs less than a table wedged in a finished basement with a tight switchback staircase. We look at the access before we quote, give you one firm price, and you sign off before we unbolt a single rail. For a bigger basement or garage cleanout where the pool table's just one item among many, a dumpster rental can make more sense for the rest of the load — ask and we'll walk you through both options.

Common Questions
How much does it cost to remove a pool table? +
It comes down to the table's size and how hard it is to get out — a straight shot up a few stairs costs less than a tight basement switchback. We look at the access in person and give you one flat price before we touch the table.
Can you get it out of a basement with a tight staircase? +
That's most of what we do. We break the table down into pieces small enough to carry — usually under 300 pounds per slate slab — so it clears narrow stairwells and sharp turns that a whole table never would.
Do you take apart the whole table or just carry it out whole? +
We always break it down — felt off, rails unbolted, slate slabs separated, frame and legs apart. A slate table weighs 700 to 1,000 pounds whole. Nobody's carrying that up a staircase in one piece, us included.
Will you damage my walls or stairs getting it out? +
We use moving blankets and corner guards through doorways and stairwells, and the whole point of breaking the table down is to avoid forcing something too big through a tight space. It happens, but it's rare.
What do you do with the old pool table afterward? +
The slate and metal hardware get recycled where possible. The felt, cushions, and wood frame go to the transfer station. We don't leave pieces behind in your garage or basement.
Do I need to be home for the job? +
It helps for us to confirm the access — which stairs, which doors — but if you've walked us through it ahead of time, plenty of Lawrenceville and Gainesville customers just leave the door unlocked and we handle it while they're out.
Ready to Clear It Out?

Free quote, flat price, and we do the heavy lifting. Call or text - we usually answer in minutes.