Packing & Specialty
Furniture Disassembly & Assembly
Big furniture rarely fits through doors in one piece. We take it apart, keep every bolt with its piece and put it back together solidly.
King beds, sectionals, bunk beds, wardrobes and corner desks are built inside rooms, and many won't leave them in one piece. Forcing them causes damage, and taking them apart without a system means lost hardware and wobbly furniture at the new place. Homeward Moving Co. handles disassembly and assembly as part of the move.
What's included
- Bed frames — standard, platform, storage and bunk beds taken apart and rebuilt.
- Large pieces — sectionals, wardrobes, armoires, desks and dining tables separated where they're designed to come apart.
- Labelled hardware — bolts, cam locks and brackets bagged and taped to the piece they belong to.
- Protected parts — panels, glass shelves and mirrors wrapped separately so they don't scratch.
- Solid rebuild — reassembled and checked so it's level and stable.
- New flat-pack furniture — we can assemble new pieces when we deliver them.
How we handle it
- List the pieces during the walk-through so the time is in the estimate.
- Take apart on moving day, before loading, with hardware bagged as we go.
- Wrap panels and glass, and keep each piece's parts together on the truck.
- Rebuild in the right room, beds first so they're ready the first night.
What we leave to specialists
Anything wired or plumbed in, such as wall-mounted TVs with in-wall wiring or built-in appliances, should be disconnected by a qualified tradesperson. Moving a piano or another specialty item? We handle those too. Price your move in the instant moving estimate.
Tell us about new furniture you're buying for the new home, and we can assemble it on moving day while the rest is placed.
What affects the cost of furniture disassembly & assembly
Disassembly and assembly costs depend on how many pieces need it and how complex they are. A standard bed takes minutes; wardrobes, bunk beds, wall units and large sectionals take longer. Assembling new flat-pack furniture is priced by the piece. Adding it to your move is usually less expensive than booking it on its own. Have the instructions for unusual pieces handy if you still have them, since they can save time on the rebuild.
Furniture Disassembly & Assembly questions
Do I need to take my furniture apart before you arrive?
No. Disassembly is part of the service. If you prefer to do it, bag and label the hardware for each piece.
Can you assemble flat-pack furniture?
Yes, especially when we're delivering it or moving it. Have the instructions handy if you still have them.
What if a piece was glued or can't come apart?
We'll tell you before we touch it. Some pieces are moved whole on their side, and some simply won't fit and need another plan.
Do you mount TVs?
We take TVs down and pack them. Mounting at the new home depends on the wall and wiring, so ask when you book.
What if a bolt or part is missing?
Because hardware is bagged and taped to each piece, it rarely happens. If a part was already missing or broken, we'll tell you before we rebuild the piece.
Where we offer furniture disassembly & assembly
We provide furniture disassembly & assembly for homes and businesses in Windsor, LaSalle and Tecumseh. See what to expect in your area:
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See a ballpark for your move in about a minute, or book a walk-through for a written estimate.