Furniture Assembly and Disassembly Help
Bed frames, sectionals, dining tables, and flat-pack shelving usually have to come apart to get through a doorway and go back together at the other end. Add assembly or disassembly to your booking and the crew brings the tools and the hardware bags so nothing goes missing between addresses.
What the crew does
- Bed frames, headboards, and bunk beds taken apart and rebuilt
- Dining tables with legs or leaves removed and reset
- Sectionals and modular sofas separated and reconnected
- Flat-pack shelving and wardrobes assembled from the box
- Hardware bagged, labeled, and taped to the matching piece
How pricing works
Assembly and disassembly are add-ons priced by the companies that offer them, on top of the hourly crew rate. The quote you see in the booking flow already includes whatever the company charges for the add-ons you selected.
Before you book
Keep the original instructions if you still have them
Reassembly of flat-pack furniture is dramatically faster with the sheet in hand, especially for wardrobes and cribs.
Flag anything that is glued or particle board
Some inexpensive furniture does not survive a second assembly. A good crew will tell you before taking it apart.
Frequently asked questions
- Do the movers bring tools?
- Yes. Crews carry standard hand tools and drivers for typical furniture hardware.
- Can I book assembly without a move?
- Assembly is offered as an add-on alongside a primary moving service on this marketplace, so it is booked as part of a job.
- What about appliances or wall-mounted TVs?
- Mounting and appliance hookups vary by company and local licensing. Ask in the booking thread before assuming it is covered.
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