Arcade Machine Removal and Pickup Service
Old arcade cabinets are dense, awkward, and heavy through tight doorways and stairs. Our crews handle the lifting, disassembly when needed, and hauling so you can clear a game room, basement, or business floor. Send a few details and we plan a pickup that fits your item and access.

Why Choose This Removal Service
Arcade cabinets combine wood, glass, and internal electronics into a single heavy piece. Here is how we make the pickup simpler for you.
Heavy lifting handled
Our crew manages the full weight of upright cabinets, cocktail tables, and pinball units so you avoid the strain and risk.
Access planned ahead
We review stairs, hallways, doorways, and carry distance before arrival so the removal goes smoothly without surprises on pickup day.
Responsible routing
When practical, working machines and usable parts may be routed toward donation or recycling based on condition and local options.
Arcade Machine Removal Near You
Whether the cabinet sits in a home game room, a shuttered arcade, a bar back room, or a storage unit, we plan pickups around your building and access. Share the machine type, its location, and any stairs or narrow paths. From there we map the crew, equipment, and time needed to haul the item away without damage.
Arcade Machines We Take
We accept a wide range of coin-op and home arcade equipment. If your machine is dead, broken, or simply unwanted, we can plan a pickup. Below are common types we haul away.
Upright cabinets
Standard vertical arcade cabinets, from classic single-game units to multi-game builds, including tall and heavy fiberboard bodies.
Cocktail table units
Sit-down cocktail-style cabinets with glass tops that need careful handling and sometimes disassembly through doorways and tight hallways.
Pinball machines
Full pinball units with legs, backboxes, and glass playfields that are dense, awkward, and often require partial disassembly to move.
Driving and shooting cabinets
Sit-in driving rigs and light-gun shooters that are wide, bulky, and frequently the heaviest pieces in an arcade lineup.
Redemption and claw machines
Ticket redemption units, crane and claw machines, and other coin-op games taking up floor space in homes or businesses.
What Affects Your Quote
Every arcade cabinet is different, so pricing depends on the work involved. These factors help us plan the crew size, equipment, and time your pickup will require.
Weight and size
Heavier and taller cabinets like pinball and driving units take more crew effort and equipment than compact tabletop machines.
Number of items
Clearing a full arcade or several machines changes volume and crew time compared with a single unwanted cabinet.
Stairs and access
Basements, upper floors, tight hallways, and narrow doorways increase difficulty and may call for disassembly before the item moves.
Carry distance
Long walks from the machine to the truck, plus curb or parking limits, add time and effort to the pickup.
Disassembly needs
Some cabinets must be partially taken apart to clear doorways safely, which factors into crew time and overall planning.
Pickup Options
Choose the pickup that matches where your machine sits and how much handling it needs. We plan each option around access and item weight.
In-home pickup
We enter the room, garage, or basement, handle the heavy lifting, and move the cabinet out through your building safely.
Curbside or outdoor pickup
If you can place the machine at the curb, garage, or outdoor area, we load it directly from there.
Multi-item pickup
Clearing several machines or mixed game-room junk in one visit lets us combine volume and item count efficiently.
How to Prepare
A little prep makes the pickup faster and safer. Focus on clearing paths and flagging anything that affects moving a heavy cabinet.
Clear the walkways
Open a path from the machine to the exit, moving rugs, cords, and clutter that could trip the crew during lifting.
Empty and unplug
Disconnect the machine from power, remove coins or tokens, and clear out any loose items stored inside the cabinet.
Flag access hazards
Point out stairs, elevators, fragile floors, tight turns, and low ceilings so the crew plans the safest route out.
Separate keep items
Set aside any parts, glass, or accessories you plan to keep so only the unwanted item leaves with us.
Disposal and Recycling Notes
Arcade cabinets mix wood, glass, metal, wiring, and electronics, so handling varies by machine and condition. When a unit still works or holds usable parts, donation or recycling may be considered based on available local options. We cannot promise a specific outcome, and we do not handle hazardous materials or connected utilities. Please disconnect power before pickup.
How the Process Works
Booking your pickup is straightforward. Share a few details, confirm access, and we handle the heavy lifting and hauling from there.
Send item details
Tell us the machine type, size, quantity, and where it sits so we can scope the removal accurately.
Share photos
Photos of the cabinet, doorways, and stairs help us judge weight, access, and whether disassembly may be needed.
Confirm access
We review the exit route, carry distance, parking, and any hazards so the crew arrives prepared for your space.
Review quote
You get a quote based on volume, weight, access, and crew time, with no surprise pricing on pickup day.
Pickup and haul away
The crew lifts, loads, and hauls the item, then routes it toward disposal, donation, or recycling when practical.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you remove non-working arcade machines?
Yes. Dead, broken, or unplugged cabinets are common. Condition does not stop a pickup, though it may affect whether donation or recycling routing is practical.
Can you get a cabinet down a staircase?
Often yes. Our crew handles stairs and tight turns, using disassembly when needed. Share photos of the route so we plan the safest way out.
Do I need to take the machine apart first?
No. You do not have to disassemble it. The crew handles disassembly when needed to clear doorways, though clearing paths ahead of time helps.
Can you haul away multiple arcade machines at once?
Yes. Multi-item pickup suits full game rooms or closing arcades. We combine volume and item count so several cabinets leave in one visit.
How is the quote calculated for a cabinet?
Pricing reflects weight, size, number of items, stairs, carry distance, access, disassembly, and crew time. Photos and details help us scope it accurately upfront.
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Ready to Clear That Cabinet?
Reclaim your game room, basement, or business floor with help from EZ Hauling Services. Share your machine type, quantity, and access details, and we will plan a pickup that fits your space and haul the item away.