Both the home and the office contain items of furniture that have been assembled over time. London removals normally have beds, desks, shelving, tabels, wardrobes, book cases, toys and outdoor furniture. All this took time to build, probably a lot of time if we’re honest and also accompanied by instructions. It easier to take things apart however it still a very time consuming process having to break every bit of furniture unless it’s being left. You also have the pleasure of reassembling all the furniture again in your new home or office.

It is recommended that these items are dismantled prior to the move day whenever possible, although with moving home this is not always possible as you are likely to need to use the furniture up until the actual move day. You will find many removal firms will dismantle on the packing day. Breaking down furniture and other items is a skilled job and does require correct tools to stop from damaging the products. If you want this service, make sure it is included in your removal cost. A lot removal firms do not include this as a standard cost and put it is an extra cost to don’t be fooled. The more items of furniture that you have to be disassembled and put back together on the house move or office removals the longer the job will take.

The item that will give you the biggest headache in terms of time and also trying to move them is wardrobes. Older wardrobes can be a pain due to their solid fittings and also multiple departments, sometimes joints cannot be removed without permanent damage.

So to answer the question ‘do I need a dismantling service?’ the answer is yes if the furniture was put together and you do not have the skill, time, tools and wrappings to complete the procedure.

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