Pool Table Removal in Jonesboro, GA
Pool Table Removal
A full-size pool table weighs 700 pounds and cannot go through a doorway in one piece. We break it down, carry out every section, and haul it away completely. Serving metro Atlanta.
- Office items & electronics
- Boxes of stored junk or clutter
- Seasonal décor or sports equipment
- Old clothing, books, and toys
What We Remove
- Full-size 8-foot and 9-foot slate pool tables
- Smaller 7-foot bar-style and residential pool tables
- Disassembled slate panels, frames, and leg sets
- Felt, cushion rails, and accessory hardware included in the removal
- Billiard accessories including ball sets, racks, and cue holders when included
- Pool table bases and pedestals from converted game room furniture
Why Choose Southside
- Same-day service available across metro Atlanta
- We handle the disassembly, including the slate panels, so you do not have to
- Upfront pricing: we quote based on table size and access difficulty
- Slate is heavy material and priced accordingly, no hidden weight charges
Serving Metro Atlanta
Pool table removal is specialized work we handle regularly throughout Jonesboro, Riverdale, Stockbridge, and McDonough. Full-size slate tables weigh as much as a compact car. Moving one without the right crew and approach causes damage and injury. We know how these tables come apart and we get them out without destroying the room in the process. Same-day service available Monday through Sunday, 8am to 8pm.
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Real Stories, Real Results
"Chad and Jaylen came out to provide an estimate. I felt no pressure to commit either way, so I decided to continue with the junk removal process. I was pleased with the prices, service, and overall experience."
"Thank you for the quick response. Excellent work, easy payment methods thank you very much."
"The guys at Southside Junk Removal were courteous and kind. Customer service was great - we received updates regarding our request promptly. Pick up and delivery were smooth. We will definitely hire them again."
