Projects can include one complicated piece or a full room setup. Product links and model information help estimate the number of boxes, assembly sequence and space required.
Service at a Glance
- Beds, desks, dressers and bookcases
- Cabinets, wardrobes and storage units
- Office and patio furniture
- Manufacturer instructions followed
- Room placement and final alignment
Furniture We Commonly Assemble
Requests may include bed frames, nightstands, dressers, desks, bookcases, TV consoles, storage cabinets, dining sets, benches, wardrobes, filing cabinets and patio furniture. Modular closet systems and multi-piece office setups can also be reviewed.
Furniture with glass, lift mechanisms, wall-restraint hardware or large panels may need extra working space or another person for safe handling. Share those details before the appointment.
Before Assembly Begins
Keep the instructions, hardware packs and packaging together. Confirm that every box shown on the delivery notice has arrived. If a component is damaged, photograph the part number and the damage before discarding the box.
The room should have enough clear floor space to sort parts without blocking walkways. For large beds, wardrobes and desks, final placement should be decided before the assembly is complete.
Final Alignment and Room Setup
Assembly is finished by checking drawer movement, door gaps, level, fastener tightness and the stability of the completed item. Wall-restraint hardware is discussed for tall furniture when suitable anchoring points are available.
Related tasks such as curtain rods, shelving or TV mounting can be included in the same request when the complete list is sent in advance.
Large Items, Anchoring and Future Disassembly
Wardrobes, tall bookcases and storage cabinets should be assembled where they will be used whenever possible. Ceiling height, doorway width and nearby trim can make it difficult to move a completed piece into position after assembly.
When furniture may be moved later, hardware should be tightened correctly without stripping connectors, and spare parts should be saved with the instructions. Wall restraints are installed only where the supplied hardware and wall condition provide an appropriate attachment.
Large Items, Anchoring and Future Disassembly
Wardrobes, tall bookcases and storage cabinets should be assembled where they will be used whenever possible. Ceiling height, doorway width and nearby trim can make it difficult to move a completed piece into position after assembly.
When furniture may be moved later, hardware should be tightened correctly without stripping connectors, and spare parts should be saved with the instructions. Wall restraints are installed only where the supplied hardware and wall condition provide an appropriate attachment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you assemble IKEA, Wayfair and Amazon furniture?
Yes. The brand matters less than having the correct model, all boxes, the instructions and complete hardware.
Can you assemble several items in one appointment?
Yes. Send a list or product links so the total scope can be planned.
Will packaging be removed?
Small packaging can be consolidated. Disposal of large boxes or bulky debris should be discussed before scheduling.