Do Movers Assemble & Disassemble Furniture?

• If the furniture is cumbersome, especially if it has glass or other fragile components that could break if dropped during transportation, it's best to leave it untouched by the movers unless they're professionals at handling such items safely. It would also be wise to consider hiring someone who specializes in moving heavier objects (such as professional carpet cleaners). Do this if you think there might be an issue with disassembling certain pieces before moving them.

• Large pieces like dressers are relatively straightforward. However, smaller ones can prove challenging. Indeed, they often require special attention when assembled or disassembled due to their awkward shapes. For example, kitchen cupboards may have doors that don't close appropriately without angling them correctly first!

It depends on your moving company and how they charge their customers. Most movers charge a flat rate for their services, including packing, moving, and loading your belongings into the truck. If you need furniture disassembled or reassembled in your new home, the movers will without extra cost. However, some companies charge by the hour (either with or without travel time). So, if your disassembly or assembly takes longer than expected, it could cost more than you expected to pay for this part of your move.

Other companies may add a per-piece fee to have furniture taken apart and then put back together. This means that if there aren't very many pieces involved—such as just one chair or bed frame—you'll probably be charged less than someone who has multiple chairs or beds in their home because each piece requires additional labor costs from the moving company (and perhaps an employee).

Of course, it depends on the number of items and their size. If you're moving a lot of furniture, it's best to get an estimate from your mover before packing. You want to avoid having too much stuff packed up only to discover that it takes forever to unpack when you arrive at your new home.

Also, if the movers disassemble and assemble any furniture for you, they may have special tools or equipment that add time. So be sure to ask about all these factors before signing contracts with a moving company.