A move into a new place around Lubbock usually means a room stacked with flat boxes and a bag of hardware you would rather not decode. We assemble beds, dressers, desks, bookshelves, dining sets, and patio furniture quickly and correctly — every cam lock seated, every panel square — then break down the cardboard and haul it off.
With so much furniture headed into student apartments and rental houses every fall, we are careful about tip-over safety. Dressers, bookcases, and wardrobes get anchored into studs at no extra charge, because it takes us a few minutes and it keeps people safe.
August move-in around Texas Tech is not the only rush; the acreage and new southwest builds bring a steady flow of shop cabinets, garage systems, and patio furniture year-round. Out on the open lots we pay special attention to anything that lives outside, weighting umbrella bases, gazebos, and playsets well past what the instructions call for, because a South Plains gust treats an under-anchored patio set like a kite.
Furniture assembly in Lubbock is usually priced per item by how involved the build is, quoted before we start. A nightstand is quick; a sectional wardrobe, a loft bed, or a modular closet system is a longer build. Number of pieces matters, and bundling several into one visit lowers the per-item rate. Anchoring to studs is included. Outdoor sets that need weather-conscious assembly, playsets and basketball goals weighted for our wind, and hauling off the cardboard afterward all factor into the visit.
Yes — backyard playsets, swing sets, and in-ground or portable basketball goals are regular work for us, and we weight and anchor them for South Plains wind, which is stronger than the instructions ever assume.
Usually a flat rate per item based on how involved it is, quoted before we start. Bundling a few pieces into one visit brings the per-item price down.
Always. We flatten the cardboard, bag the foam and plastic, and either set it out for your pickup day or haul it off — your call.
Yes. Standing desks, filing systems, garage cabinets, and workbench kits are regular work, whether it is a home office or a shop on an acreage property. We build them square, seat every fastener, level them on an uneven garage slab, and anchor the tall units so nothing tips when a drawer is pulled all the way out.
We can. Flat-pack furniture is not really built to be moved, so cam locks and pressed-board joints often loosen the first time. We break it down carefully, keep the hardware organized and labeled, then reassemble and reinforce it at the new place so it stands solid instead of wobbling apart after the move.
We bring furniture assembly to homes and rentals all over the South Plains — tell us your neighborhood and we're likely already nearby.
Send over a photo and a couple of details, and we'll come back with a firm number and a morning we can be there.