Do I Need to Take Apart Furniture for Movers?
It’s often said that you never know how much stuff you own until you start packing up for a move. That’s also when many people realize just how large and bulky some of their furnishings are, and that some pieces won’t be able to fit through the doorways of their new home. Having to disassemble furniture like beds, desks, and wall units is a common part of relocations. The question is whether you have the time and know-how to do it properly – as in whether you’re able to take your furniture apart safely and securely store all the pieces for later assembly.
Most professional movers can provide basic furniture disassembly, but you should be aware that it may come with an additional charge. For many people, especially those who lack the time or mechanical skills, disassembly by professional movers can make a relocation an altogether more efficient and less stressful experience. If the furniture that needs to be disassembled requires specialty tools or power tools, it’s highly advisable to check if your mover can do it. Here are some types of furniture that movers often take apart:
- Beds
- Cribs
- Dressers with mirrors
- Shelving units
- Wardrobes
- Large dining room tables
Trained and experienced movers will be able to disassemble any these items and load the parts properly so that that they are safe and secure during transportation.
Service from Moving Experts
The moving professionals at Atlantic Relocation Systems have everything necessary to dismantle, pack, and transport your furniture safely and efficiently, including tools for disassembly, premium packing supplies, and advanced moving equipment. As one of the leading companies in the relocation industry, we have delivered virtually every type of large furniture to homes across the United States. We also have highly secure storage facilities where you can store your furniture and other household items if necessary.
To learn more about the exceptional moving services we offer, contact Atlantic Relocations Systems today.
