Furniture Assembly, Delivery & Disposal

Yes. We assemble flatpack and boxed furniture from any retailer, including IKEA, Argos and John Lewis, as well as second hand pieces, across Greater London. The team assembles items on site in the room where they belong, following the retailer's own instructions and guidelines so the finished result is correct and stable. This covers the usual flatpack range, such as beds, wardrobes, chests of drawers, tables, desks and storage units, along with larger or more complex builds. Assembling flatpack properly matters more than it seems, because fixings are easily lost and some units are weakened by a rushed or incorrect build, which shows up later as wobble or damage. Booking assembly together with collection and delivery is usually more economical, since it happens in a single visit. If you only need a few items built rather than a full move, this can be arranged on its own. To see how assembly fits into a wider move, our house and flat removals service includes dismantling and reassembly as standard.

Yes. We collect furniture from any store in Greater London and deliver it directly to the room where you want it, not just to the front door. This works for new purchases from retailers such as IKEA, Argos and John Lewis, and for second hand items bought from a marketplace or a private seller, where the store or seller does not offer delivery. Transport is professional and fully insured, and larger items such as sofas, beds, wardrobes and tables are handled and secured for safe transit. If you would like the item built once it arrives, assembly can be added at a discounted rate when it is combined with collection and delivery, since both are done in the same visit. This saves the cost and wait of arranging a separate fitter. The right vehicle and crew depend on the size and number of pieces, which is confirmed when you book. Our packing services and materials can also protect items that need extra care in transit.

Yes. We remove and dispose of old or unwanted furniture, and we do it legally, which matters more than many people realise. EUROBR is a licensed Waste Carrier for furniture and white goods, and items are taken to a certified recycling centre rather than fly tipped or left, which protects you from the liability that comes with using an unlicensed remover. This covers furniture such as sofas, beds, wardrobes and tables, as well as white goods like fridges and washing machines. Disposal is often combined with a delivery, so when a new item arrives, the old one it replaces can be taken away in the same visit, which saves a separate trip and clears the space immediately. It can also be booked as part of a wider home clearance. Responsible disposal keeps reusable materials out of landfill where possible. To clear a whole property rather than a few items, our house and flat removals service can handle clearance alongside the move.

Yes. Dismantling is part of the same service, and it is needed as often as assembly. Large items such as beds, wardrobes, flatpack units, tables and desks frequently cannot be moved safely, or fit through doorways and stairwells, while they are assembled, so they are taken apart before transport and rebuilt at the destination. Dismantling is also used when furniture is being disposed of, so it takes up less space, or when a room is being reconfigured. Doing it properly matters, because fixings are easily lost and some flatpack furniture is weakened if it is taken apart and rebuilt carelessly, so the team keeps the fittings organised and handles each piece with that in mind. Particularly complex or antique items are worth flagging in advance, as they may need extra time or care. This is the same dismantling and reassembly that forms part of a full move. Our house and flat removals service includes it as standard within a home relocation.