Inside the house
Furniture Assembly, Done Right the First Time
Flat-pack beds, dressers, desks, shelves and outdoor furniture assembled, leveled and anchored to the wall where needed.
The box said 'easy assembly.' Three hours later there's a bag of extra screws, a drawer that won't close and instructions with no words. We handle furniture assembly so you don't lose your Saturday to it, and we make sure it's solid, level and safe when we're done.
What we assemble
- Beds, bed frames and headboards
- Dressers, nightstands and wardrobes
- Desks and office chairs
- Bookcases and shelving units
- TV stands and entertainment centers
- Cribs, changing tables and kids' furniture
- Patio furniture, gazebos and grills
- Outdoor storage boxes and small kit sheds
- Exercise equipment
What's included
- Unpacking and checking that all the parts are there before we start
- Assembly following the maker's instructions
- Tightening every fastener and checking drawers and doors for smooth, even fit
- Leveling the piece on your floor
- Anchoring tall pieces to the wall
- Breaking down and hauling off the boxes and packaging
Why anchoring matters
Tall, heavy furniture like dressers, bookcases and TV stands can tip over if a child climbs on an open drawer. Most new furniture comes with an anti-tip strap or bracket. A lot of people skip it because it means drilling into the wall. We install it into a stud wherever possible. It takes a few minutes and is one of the most important steps.
Common assembly mistakes we fix
We also get calls to fix furniture someone else put together. Common problems:
- Back panels left off or only partly nailed, which makes the piece wobble
- Cam locks not fully turned, so joints pull apart
- Drawer slides installed upside down or on the wrong side
- Screws over-tightened and stripped in particleboard
- Pieces that were never leveled, so doors swing open on their own
Most of these can be fixed without starting over.
Outdoor pieces
Patio furniture, grills and playsets are easy to underestimate. They have more parts and need to stand up to sun, rain and humidity. We tighten everything properly and, for playsets, make sure it's level and stable on your yard.
Bundle your list
If you've got a few things to put together, plus a shelf to hang and a ceiling fan to swap, it all fits in one visit. Our guide on batching your honey-do list explains how to get the most out of a single trip. Shelves going in a closet? See our closet shelving page.
Get it built
Call or text (706) 594-5049 with a photo or link of what you need assembled, or use the free estimate form. We'll give you a free estimate. Pricing depends on how many pieces and how complex they are.
Common questions
What kinds of furniture do you assemble?
Beds, dressers, desks, bookcases, TV stands, cribs, shelving units, patio sets, grills, playsets and most other things that come in a box with instructions.
Do you anchor dressers and bookcases to the wall?
Yes, and we recommend it for any tall or heavy piece, especially in homes with small children. Most new furniture comes with a tip-over kit.
Can you mount a TV?
Yes, we mount TVs on walls using a proper mount secured into studs. We don't run new outlets or wiring inside the wall, which is a job for an electrician.
Do you haul away the boxes?
Yes. We break down the cardboard and packing and can take it with us so your room is clean when we leave.