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Salon & Spa Equipment Removal Las Vegas — Chairs, Stations & Beauty Equipment

  • JunkStopper
  • May 18
  • 1 min read

Las Vegas has thousands of salons, spas, nail studios, and beauty businesses — and they turn over, renovate, and upgrade equipment constantly. When a salon closes or redesigns, the old equipment needs to go quickly so the space can be reset. JunkStopper provides professional salon and spa equipment removal throughout Las Vegas.

Salon and Spa Equipment We Remove

  • Styling chairs and barber chairs

  • Shampoo bowls and wash stations

  • Nail tables and manicure stations

  • Pedicure chairs and spa bowls

  • Massage tables and treatment beds

  • Reception desks and waiting room furniture

  • Salon mirrors and stations

  • UV lamps, dryers, and salon equipment

  • Shelving, storage, and display units

Working Around Salon Schedules

Most salon equipment removal happens during a closure, between lease end and new tenant, or during a full renovation. We can also work after hours or on days the salon is closed to minimize disruption if you are staying open during a partial renovation.

Equipment With Resale Value

Good-condition styling chairs, shampoo bowls, and salon furniture have active resale markets among new salon owners and beauty school buyers in Las Vegas. If your equipment is functional and in reasonable shape, call us to discuss options before committing everything to disposal.

Book Salon Equipment Removal

Call (702) 824-6219 for commercial pricing. Serving salons, spas, barbershops, nail studios, and beauty businesses throughout Las Vegas and Clark County.

 
 
 

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