Furniture Assembly Services
We take apart bed frames, cribs, sectionals and desks at your old home, keep every bolt labeled, and put them back together in the right room at the new one.
Furniture Assembly Services That Travel With Your Move
Most big furniture does not fit through a doorway in one piece. Bed frames, sectionals, bunk beds and dining tables usually have to come apart before they can leave the house, and somebody has to put them back together at the other end. Our crews handle both halves of that job. We take your furniture apart at the old place, move it with the rest of your things, and rebuild it in the right room at the new one. If you are booking a full household move, furniture disassembly and reassembly can be built right into the plan.
What We Take Apart and Put Back Together
Most of our assembly work involves bed frames and headboards, cribs, bunk and loft beds, sectional sofas, dining tables with removable legs or leaves, office desks and tall wardrobes. Each piece gets its own bag of hardware, labeled with the item and the room it belongs in, then taped to the piece or kept in a parts box that rides with us. That small step is what keeps a bed from showing up short four bolts. Glass tops, mirrors and shelves come off and get wrapped on their own. When we also handle your boxes through our packing and unpacking help, the hardware bags go on the same inventory.
New Flat-Pack Furniture and Tricky Pieces
Moving is when a lot of people buy new furniture, and the boxes often land at the new address the same week as the truck. We can assemble new flat-pack dressers, bookcases and desks while we are already there, so you are not up at midnight with an Allen key and a missing step. Some older pieces were built with glue or dowels instead of hardware, and some particleboard does not survive being taken apart twice. We look at each item first and tell you honestly if it is safer to move it whole. For a single dresser or one room of furniture, our small move service covers that too.
Furniture Assembly Across Dayton and Cincinnati
Our Dayton moving crews and our Cincinnati moving professionals are Dow employees, not day labor found that morning. The same people who take your crib apart are usually the ones who rebuild it, so nothing gets lost in a handoff. Tell us which pieces need work when you request your quote, and we will plan the time and tools for each one.
