Dismantling & reassembly
Furniture dismantling & reassembly
Moving home, clearing an office or getting something through a narrow London staircase? Furniture stripped down carefully, every fixing bagged and labelled, then rebuilt exactly as it was.
What's included
House moves
Beds, wardrobes and dining sets dismantled the day before, rebuilt on arrival.
Office relocations
Desk banks, storage walls and partition furniture, out of hours if needed.
Storage & disposal
Broken down to fit a unit or van, or reduced for recycling collection.
Tight access
Doorways, lifts and stairwells measured first so nothing gets forced or scratched.
Before & after
Recent dismantling & reassembly jobs
BeforeAfterDismantling & reassembly questions
Will the furniture survive being taken apart?+
Most modern flat-pack takes one or two moves well. I check cam-locks and dowels as I go and replace anything worn so it goes back together tight.
Can you dismantle one day and rebuild another?+
Yes — that's the usual pattern for house and office moves. Parts are bagged, labelled per item and kept together for the rebuild.
Do you work with removal companies?+
Regularly. I can meet your removers at either end and work around their loading schedule, including early starts.