Bed Frames
Platform, bunk, and storage beds disassembled for transport and rebuilt at the new property.
Precise & Careful
Furniture Assembly & Disassembly
Beds, desks, wardrobes, sectionals, and other furniture can be dismantled carefully for a move and reassembled where you want them at the destination.
What we can help with
Sectionals & Sofas
Modular pieces separated where needed for doorways or stairwells and reassembled after delivery.
Desks & Home Offices
Desks, workstations, and shelving taken apart and rebuilt in the intended room.
Wardrobes & Closets
Suitable wardrobes and storage units dismantled carefully with hardware kept organized.
Flat-Pack Furniture
Flat-pack furniture can be assembled as a standalone job or alongside a move.
Hardware Organization
Fasteners and small components are kept organized and labelled through disassembly and transport.
How the service works
- Tell us about the pieces. Send the type and approximate size of each item, and mention stairs, tight doorways or elevators. Photos of a complicated piece help us plan tools and time.
- Disassembly and labelling. Each piece is taken apart carefully, and its hardware is kept together, labelled for that item, and kept with the furniture through the move.
- Transport. Parts are wrapped and secured so panels, edges and glass cannot rub or shift in the truck.
- Reassembly in the right room. At the destination, pieces are rebuilt in the room where they belong — beds ready to sleep in, desks ready to work at — and checked for stability before we leave.
Doing the labelling yourself before we arrive? Our guide on how to label furniture parts for reassembly shows how to keep every part matched to its piece.
Planning your service
Prepare large furniture for access
Suitable furniture can be taken apart when size or access makes transport difficult, then rebuilt in the intended room.
Keep components organized
Hardware and removable parts are kept associated with the correct furniture so reassembly is easier to manage.
Local service areas
Moving help where you need it
Built around moving day
Disassembly and reassembly have to fit the schedule of the move itself. Where a building has a booked elevator or a strata moving window, the pieces that need to come apart are planned first, so the elevator time is spent loading — not dismantling. On arrival, the largest pieces are rebuilt first, while the rooms are still clear.
Assembly and disassembly can be combined with packing and unpacking and with the move itself, so one crew handles the whole sequence. It can also be booked on its own — for a single flat-pack piece, a new bed, or furniture that only needs to move within the home.
Frequently asked questions
What furniture can you assemble or disassemble?
Common jobs include beds, desks, wardrobes, shelving, sectionals, home-office furniture, and flat-pack pieces.
Do I need to book a move too?
No. Assembly and disassembly can be requested on its own or combined with a move.
How is pricing determined?
Pricing depends on the number and complexity of the pieces. Include the furniture details when requesting a quote.
Can furniture be disassembled at one address and rebuilt at another?
Yes. When appropriate for the item, furniture can be disassembled before transport and reassembled in the intended room at the destination.
What information should I provide about the furniture?
Tell us the type and approximate size of each piece and mention stairs, tight doorways, elevators, or other access limitations. Photos can also help clarify a complex item before the job.
Can you help with flat-pack furniture?
Yes. Flat-pack furniture assembly can be requested on its own or alongside moving services.
Why disassemble furniture before a move?
For suitable furniture, removing components can make an item easier to handle through doorways, elevators, stairwells, and other tight spaces while keeping the move more organized.
Where we work
Moving Up provides furniture assembly and disassembly across West Vancouver, North Vancouver and Vancouver, as part of a move or as a standalone job. The company has been moving households on the North Shore and in Vancouver since 1988.
Ready to plan your move?
Tell us what you need and we’ll use the details to prepare your quote.
Related guide
For labelling and hardware tips before anything comes apart, see our guide: How to Label Furniture Parts for Reassembly.