Professional Furniture Assembly in Altrincham

It depends on the item complexity. A simple bedside table takes around 20-30 minutes, a standard wardrobe 1-2 hours, and a complex wardrobe system 3-4 hours. When you book, we'll give you an estimated timeframe. Our experienced team works efficiently without compromising quality, so we're typically faster than manufacturers' time estimates.

No, we bring all necessary tools and equipment. Our team comes fully prepared with professional-grade tools including power drills, screwdrivers, Allen keys, hammers, and any specialized tools needed. You don't need to provide anything—just make sure the furniture boxes are accessible in the room where you'd like the item assembled.

We'll identify any missing or damaged parts before we start assembly and let you know immediately. In most cases, we can contact the retailer on your behalf to arrange replacement parts. If parts arrive later, we can return to complete the assembly (additional visit charge may apply). We always check the contents against the instructions to ensure everything is present.

Yes, we can assemble furniture in any room of your home, including upstairs bedrooms, lofts, and basements. Just make sure there's clear access to the room and enough space to work. For very large items like wardrobes, we may need to assemble them in the room where they'll stay, as they might not fit through doorways once built. We'll advise on this when you book.

Yes, we offer packaging removal as an optional service for a small additional fee (£10). We'll take away all boxes, polystyrene, plastic wrapping, and cardboard, leaving your home clean and tidy. If you prefer to keep the packaging (for warranty purposes or potential moves), we can neatly fold and stack it for you instead.

We assemble all brands of flat-pack furniture including IKEA, Argos, Wayfair, Amazon, John Lewis, Next, Made.com, Habitat, and many more. Whether it's a budget item or designer furniture, if it comes flat-packed, we can build it. We've assembled thousands of different products and are familiar with all the common (and uncommon!) assembly systems.