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Furniture Disassembly and Reassembly Services

Ask About Disassembly at Your Free Estimate

The best time to raise a piece you’re worried about is before move day, not on it. Bring it up at your free estimate – the sectional that came in ten years ago, the bed frame nobody has touched since it was built, the wardrobe that may or may not come apart. We’ll tell you honestly whether it will go, whether it needs disassembly, and roughly how much time it adds.

Estimates are free and carry no obligation, and we recommend an on-site walkthrough for homes over 3,000 square feet. At the end of the job your crew chief walks you through the itemized Bill of Lading.

Furniture Disassembly and Reassembly Questions

No. There's no disassembly fee and no reassembly fee - it's included in every move we do. What it affects is time, since local moves are billed hourly, so tell us at your estimate what's likely to need taking apart and it gets built into the number.

Yes. Beds are the one thing we won't leave for tomorrow - reassembled and ready, so nobody sleeps on a mattress on the floor on their first night. Mattresses come off frames into protective bags for the journey and back onto the reassembled frame at the other end.

Bed frames including bunk beds and cribs, dining tables where the legs or leaves come off, sectional sofas assembled in the room, desks, shelving units, wardrobes designed to be knocked down, mirrors and headboards, and table tops that lift off bases. We only take a piece apart when it won't go through in one piece.

No. If something arrived in a box and needs assembling, that's a different trade and we'd point you elsewhere. Our disassembly and reassembly happens as part of a move we're carrying out.

Tell us the piece and the doorway at your estimate and we'll give you a straight answer. If a banister is in the way on a staircase, our crews take it off and put it back afterward. Taking a piece apart is always safer for your walls and upholstery than pushing it through.

Two things. Disconnect your washer and dryer, since we move appliances but don't connect or disconnect them - a faulty water line causes a flood at the worst possible moment. And take televisions off their wall mounts if you can; we'll wrap and move them, but we don't re-mount them.

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