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Big wardrobes, beds and flat-pack furniture don’t always fit through the door in one piece. Our removal team can take them apart before the move and put them back together at your new home, all as part of your removal.
Moving large furniture can be difficult, or simply impossible, without dismantling it first. When you book a house removal with Trident Removals, we can dismantle the furniture that needs it at your old property and reassemble it at the destination where required.
That means no hunting around for a separate furniture assembler: the same team that moves your furniture takes care of it at both ends. Dismantling can make it much easier to get large or awkward pieces through:
Dismantling and reassembly is part of the removal service. There is no separate charge simply for taking furniture apart or putting it back together.
If you book our hourly house removal service, furniture dismantling and reassembly is covered by the normal hourly removal rate. No additional dismantling or reassembly charge is added.
If you receive a fixed-price removal quote, dismantling and reassembly is included where it has been agreed as part of the removal. There is no additional charge for that work on top of your quote.
Your removal itself is charged as normal. The point is simply that dismantling and reassembly is not billed as a separate service.
We handle a wide range of household furniture of different sizes, designs and levels of complexity. Most furniture can be dismantled and reassembled where the construction allows it.
Whether it’s IKEA furniture, another flat-pack brand or a more traditional piece of household furniture, our team can usually dismantle and reassemble it as part of the move. That includes flat-pack from IKEA, Argos, Habitat, JYSK, Wayfair, B&Q, John Lewis and plenty of other brands.
We can dismantle and reassemble flat-pack furniture as part of a removal booking where required, for example:
Brand names are mentioned only as examples. Trident Removals is not affiliated with or approved by any of these companies.
Furniture doesn’t have to be basic for us to take it apart. We can deal with pieces that have lots of parts and more involved assembly. Most furniture can be dismantled and reassembled where its construction allows it.
Let us know which pieces will need taking apart and putting back together.
We factor the furniture into the plan for your removal day.
Our team carefully takes apart the agreed furniture where required.
Screws, bolts, brackets, hinges and other fittings are kept together during the move.
The dismantled parts are transported safely to your new property.
Where requested and agreed, we put the furniture back together at the destination.
We take care to keep the relevant fittings and components organised so the furniture can be reassembled at the new property.
Dismantling can make handling and manoeuvring easier where appropriate. Our team assesses what is practical for each piece.
Sometimes it's essential, sometimes it just makes the move easier. We'll assess whether it's appropriate.
No evenings spent with an Allen key before moving day.
One removal team handles your furniture from the old property to the new one.
Wardrobes, beds and other large pieces can be put back together at the destination.
Particularly convenient for IKEA and other flat-pack furniture.
Want help with the boxes as well? Take a look at our packing service.
Most furniture can be dismantled and reassembled where its construction allows it. Occasionally, though, a piece may:
In these cases our team will assess the furniture and talk you through the safest practical option.
Please mention any furniture that needs dismantling or reassembly when you request your quote or book. It helps us understand:
This is especially important for fixed-price quotes, so the work can be included in your price.
Yes. When it is required and agreed as part of your move, dismantling and reassembly is included within the normal removal pricing: covered by the hourly rate on hourly removals, or included in your price on fixed-price removals where it has been agreed.
No. There is no separate dismantling or reassembly charge when it is included in the removal service. Your removal itself is charged as normal.
Yes, where reassembly is required and has been included or agreed as part of the move.
Yes. IKEA and other flat-pack furniture can be dismantled and reassembled as part of a removal booking where appropriate.
Yes, where the construction allows it.
Yes, including different types of bed frames, such as double, king-size, super king and ottoman beds, where appropriate.
Most furniture can be dismantled and reassembled where its construction allows it, including pieces with multiple panels, drawers, doors, hinges, sliding doors or modular sections.
Yes. We take care to keep the relevant screws, bolts, dowels, brackets, hinges and other fittings organised during the move so the furniture can be reassembled at the new property.
Yes. Dismantling can make large or awkward furniture easier to manoeuvre through narrow doorways, hallways, staircases and tight corners where appropriate.
Yes, please mention it when you request a quote or make a booking. It helps us plan your move properly and is particularly important for fixed-price quotes.
Tell us what furniture you have and we’ll include the required work when planning your removal. We cover Liverpool and the surrounding areas, so check the areas we cover.
