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Commercial Furniture Repair & National Account Services

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Commercial Furniture Repair & National Account Services

Service Furniture provides professional furniture repair, restoration and related field services for manufacturers, vendors, retailers, warranty and insurance companies, designers, hotels, restaurants, construction companies, delivery and moving companies, commercial accounts and individual customers.

Our service network is designed to support both individual work orders and larger account programs requiring consistent scheduling, technician coordination, documentation, reporting and service across multiple markets.

Furniture Service for Major Accounts & Commercial Customers

We understand that when we service your customer, property or furniture, we are also representing your company. Our goal is to provide professional workmanship, dependable communication and a consistent customer experience from the initial work order through completion.

Service may include furniture repair, restoration, antique restoration, upholstery, leather and vinyl repair, wood finishing, disassembly and reassembly, mechanism repair, glass and selected specialty work, depending on the project and technician capabilities.

Who We Serve

  • Furniture manufacturers
  • Furniture retailers and vendors
  • Warranty and protection-plan companies
  • Insurance companies
  • Interior designers
  • Hotels and hospitality properties
  • Restaurants
  • Construction companies
  • Delivery and moving companies
  • Property and facility managers
  • Corporate and commercial accounts
  • Residential and private customers

Nationwide Furniture Service Coverage

Service is available across many major metropolitan areas in the United States, with additional coverage available depending on ZIP code, project scope and technician availability.

Projects can range from individual inspections and repairs to multi-location programs, large commercial projects and specialty service requests.

For broader coverage information, visit the All Furniture Services® nationwide service areas page.

Work Order Scheduling & Customer Coordination

After receiving a work order or service request, our team works to contact the customer promptly, review the project information and coordinate available appointment options.

  • Customer contact and appointment coordination
  • Multiple scheduling options when available
  • Same-day, next-day and emergency availability in qualifying areas
  • Customer reminders and service communication
  • Technician assignment based on service type and location
  • Rescheduling support when a customer is unavailable

Professional Field Technicians

Technicians are selected based on the type of furniture, required service and project location. Professional conduct, customer courtesy and protection of the work area are important parts of the service experience.

  • Experienced furniture service professionals
  • Appropriate tools and equipment for the requested service
  • Protective work-area practices
  • Shoe covers or other appropriate property-protection measures when needed
  • Professional communication with customers and account representatives
  • Background-screened personnel where required and available

Same-Day Reporting & Service Documentation

Commercial accounts often require detailed documentation in addition to the repair itself. Service records may include photographs, reports, signatures, invoices, communications and work-order history.

  • Before-and-after photographs
  • Customer signatures where required
  • Technician service reports
  • Invoices and work-order records
  • Communication history
  • Job status updates
  • Account and customer service history

Reports and photographs are reviewed for clarity and completeness before being released whenever account requirements call for additional quality control.

Online Work Order & Account Management

Service coordination may be supported through the ServiceJan service-management platform for work orders, scheduling, technician coordination, communication, photographs, invoices, reporting and service history.

Authorized account users may be able to review job progress, service information and documentation throughout the service process.

On-Site Furniture Repair & Specialty Services

Depending on the furniture and project requirements, technicians may provide a wide range of on-site services, including:

  • Furniture repair and structural repair
  • Wood touch-up and finish restoration
  • Furniture refinishing
  • Upholstery repair and reupholstery
  • Leather and vinyl repair and recoloring
  • Furniture cleaning and maintenance
  • Cushion, foam and padding work
  • Frame and spring repair
  • Power and reclining mechanism repair
  • Furniture disassembly and reassembly
  • Recreation or replacement of selected missing parts
  • Metal repair and selected welding
  • Antique furniture restoration
  • Hardware and component replacement

Projects requiring extensive refinishing, fabrication, upholstery or other specialized work may require shop service or additional arrangements.

Insurance, Warranty & Quality-Control Support

For qualifying projects, service support may include inspections, damage documentation, repair evaluations, warranty service, insurance-related furniture claims and technical input regarding furniture condition or repairability.

Commercial Furniture Repair Network

For broader furniture repair, restoration, upholstery, refinishing, leather and vinyl repair, disassembly and commercial furniture capabilities, visit All Furniture Services®.

For hospitality and hotel-specific furniture projects, visit Hospitality Furniture Services.

Request Commercial Furniture Service

For account setup, individual work orders, multi-location projects or commercial furniture service, provide the service location, furniture type, photographs, quantities, requested service and any account-specific requirements.

Submit a Furniture Service Request

Rug Care, Cleaning & Maintenance Tips

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Rug Care, Cleaning & Maintenance Tips

Proper rug care can help extend the useful life of area rugs, maintain their appearance and reduce premature wear. Cleaning methods and maintenance requirements can vary based on fiber, construction, dyes, age and condition, so delicate, antique or specialty rugs should be evaluated carefully before treatment.

How to Keep an Area Rug in Good Condition

Regular maintenance can help reduce uneven wear, fading, soil buildup and damage.

  • Rotate rugs periodically. Turning a rug 180 degrees from time to time can help distribute foot traffic and sunlight exposure more evenly.
  • Limit prolonged direct sunlight. Excessive UV exposure can contribute to fading and fiber deterioration over time.
  • Keep rugs clean. Dirt and grit trapped in the pile can act as an abrasive and contribute to premature wear.
  • Move or inspect rugs periodically. This can help identify moisture, insect activity, floor damage or uneven wear before the problem becomes more serious.
  • Address spills promptly. Blot spills rather than rubbing them, which may spread the stain or damage the fibers.

How to Store an Area Rug

If a rug will be stored for an extended period, it should generally be cleaned and completely dry before storage.

  • Roll the rug rather than folding it when practical.
  • Use a breathable protective covering appropriate for rug storage.
  • Avoid trapping moisture inside non-breathable wrapping.
  • Store the rug in a clean, dry and well-ventilated area.
  • Keep stored rugs away from excessive heat, moisture and pests.
  • For valuable, wool, silk, antique or handmade rugs, consider professional storage recommendations.

Why Use a Rug Pad?

A properly selected rug pad can improve safety, stability and comfort while helping protect both the rug and the flooring underneath.

  • Helps reduce slipping and movement
  • Provides cushioning between the rug and floor
  • Can reduce friction and premature wear
  • Helps protect hard-surface flooring
  • Can provide additional sound absorption
  • May help improve the way the rug lies and performs

The appropriate rug pad depends on the rug type, floor surface and application. Pads that are excessively thick or too soft may not be appropriate for every rug, while low-quality pads may deteriorate or leave residue over time.

Routine Rug Cleaning & Maintenance

Routine cleaning should be appropriate for the rug’s fiber, construction and condition.

  • Vacuum regularly using a setting appropriate for the rug.
  • Use care around fringe, tassels and delicate edges.
  • Vacuum in a consistent direction when appropriate for the pile.
  • Remove surface dirt before it becomes deeply embedded.
  • Have delicate, antique, handmade or specialty rugs evaluated before aggressive cleaning.

How to Handle Rug Spills & Stains

Spills should be addressed as quickly as practical, but aggressive home treatments can sometimes make a stain worse.

  • Remove excess material carefully with a spoon or clean tool.
  • Blot liquid spills with a clean white absorbent cloth or paper towel.
  • Work from the outside of the spill toward the center to help limit spreading.
  • Avoid aggressive scrubbing or rubbing.
  • Test any cleaning product in an inconspicuous area first.
  • Avoid mixing household chemicals or using strong solvents without knowing whether they are safe for the rug.

Different stains, fibers and dyes may require different treatment methods. Wool, silk, viscose, natural-fiber, antique and handmade rugs can be especially sensitive to moisture, chemistry and agitation.

Furniture Marks & Crushed Rug Pile

Heavy furniture can compress rug pile over time. Some impressions may improve gradually after the furniture is moved, while others may require careful grooming or professional attention.

Avoid aggressive brushing, excessive moisture or heat unless you know the method is appropriate for the rug’s fibers and construction.

Professional Rug Cleaning & Repair

Some rugs require more than routine home maintenance. Professional service may be appropriate for heavily soiled rugs, persistent stains, odor problems, damaged fringe, worn edges, loose binding, tears, structural damage or valuable rugs requiring specialized care.

Depending on the rug and condition, available services may include cleaning, stain treatment, fringe work, binding, resizing, repairs and other rug-care services.

For broader furniture and textile-related service capabilities, visit All Furniture Services®.

When to Call a Rug Professional

Professional evaluation is especially recommended when dealing with:

  • Antique or handmade rugs
  • Wool, silk or specialty fibers
  • Color bleeding or dye instability
  • Water or moisture damage
  • Strong or persistent odors
  • Pet stains
  • Large or difficult stains
  • Fringe or edge damage
  • Structural rug damage
  • Unknown rug materials or cleaning history

Request Rug Cleaning or Repair Service

For rug cleaning, stain treatment, repair or maintenance, submit photographs of the complete rug, close-up images of the affected area, approximate dimensions, material if known and the service location.

Request Rug Service

Area Rug Cleaning & Repair

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Professional Area Rug Cleaning & Repair Process

Even when an area rug appears clean, dust and fine abrasive particles can settle deep into the pile and contribute to premature wear over time. Regular vacuuming, periodic professional cleaning and rotating the rug can help maintain its appearance and extend its useful life.

As a general maintenance guideline, many area rugs may benefit from professional cleaning every one to two years depending on traffic, fiber, construction, pets, spills and environmental conditions. Rotating the rug periodically can also help distribute traffic and light exposure more evenly.

How We Evaluate Area Rugs Before Cleaning

Every rug should be evaluated before cleaning because the appropriate method depends on how the rug was made, the type of fiber, age, dye stability, construction and overall condition.

  • Handmade and machine-made rugs are identified and handled according to their construction.
  • Loose dust and dry soil are removed as thoroughly as practical before washing.
  • Colors may be tested for dye stability or colorfastness before cleaning.
  • Heavy-soil areas, spots and stains are identified for pretreatment where appropriate.
  • Fringe, edges, backing and existing damage are reviewed before the cleaning process begins.

Colorfastness & Cleaning Method Selection

Some rugs can tolerate a more complete washing process, while others require lower-moisture or more controlled methods because of unstable dyes, delicate fibers, age or construction.

Depending on the rug, cleaning methods may include controlled washing, immersion, extraction, low-moisture cleaning or other specialized processes selected to reduce the risk of color bleeding, distortion or fiber damage.

Spot, Stain & Pet Odor Treatment

Areas with heavier soil, spills or stains may be pretreated before cleaning. Results depend on the type of stain, how long it has been present and whether the affected fibers or dyes have been permanently altered.

Pet urine and other odor problems can sometimes penetrate deeply into the rug foundation. Treatment may help reduce or remove odor, but complete removal cannot be guaranteed in every case, especially when contamination has affected dyes, backing or foundation materials.

Area Rug Washing

Once the rug has been evaluated and prepared, it can be cleaned using the method considered appropriate for its construction and condition.

  • Controlled rug washing
  • Immersion or submersion where appropriate
  • Jet or rinse-based cleaning
  • Extraction cleaning
  • Low-moisture or specialty cleaning methods
  • Separate treatment of fringe and delicate edges when needed

Rug Drying

Proper drying is an important part of the cleaning process. Rugs should be dried thoroughly using methods appropriate for the fiber, construction and local conditions.

Depending on the rug and weather conditions, drying may involve controlled airflow, specialized drying areas or limited natural drying where appropriate. The goal is to dry the rug efficiently while reducing the risk of odor, mildew, distortion or dye problems.

Professional Area Rug Repair & Restoration

In addition to cleaning, skilled rug repair may be available for damaged or worn rugs. Repair requirements vary significantly depending on the rug’s construction, age, material, design and extent of damage.

  • Fringe repair and replacement
  • Binding and edge repair
  • Repair of holes and tears
  • Reweaving damaged areas
  • Repair of missing ends or corners
  • Selected moth-damage repair
  • Repair of worn or bald areas
  • Restoration of damaged pattern areas
  • Water-damage evaluation and repair where practical
  • Color and wool matching for selected restoration work

Can Every Rug Be Fully Restored?

No. Some damage may be permanent or may not be practical to repair. The best approach depends on the rug’s value, age, construction, condition and the extent of the damage.

Photographs of the complete rug and close-up images of stains, worn areas, fringe, edges or structural damage can help determine whether cleaning, repair or restoration is appropriate.

Request Area Rug Cleaning or Repair

For area rug cleaning, stain treatment, odor treatment, fringe repair, reweaving or other rug restoration work, submit the rug size, material if known, photographs, service location and a description of the problem.

Request Rug Cleaning or Repair Service

For broader furniture, upholstery and restoration services, visit All Furniture Services®.

Leather, Fabric & Wood Furniture Care

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Leather, Fabric & Wood Furniture Care Tips

Proper furniture care can help preserve appearance, reduce premature wear and extend the useful life of leather, upholstered and wood furniture. The correct cleaning method depends on the material, finish, manufacturer instructions and condition of the furniture.

Before using any cleaner, conditioner or stain-removal product, check the manufacturer’s care instructions and test the product in an inconspicuous area. Antique, valuable, delicate or heavily damaged furniture should be evaluated professionally before aggressive cleaning or treatment.

Leather Furniture Care

Leather is a durable natural material, but its characteristics vary significantly depending on how it has been tanned, finished and protected. Common issues can include dryness, surface cracking, fading, discoloration, scuffs, scratches, tears, worn color and damage caused by spills or prolonged sunlight.

Leather Care & Cleaning Tips

  • Dust regularly. Use a clean, soft, dry or slightly damp cloth when appropriate for the leather type.
  • Keep leather away from excessive heat. Radiators, heating vents and other heat sources can contribute to drying and deterioration.
  • Limit direct sunlight. Long-term UV exposure can contribute to fading, discoloration and deterioration.
  • Clean spills promptly. Blot rather than rub whenever possible.
  • Avoid aggressive household cleaners. Alcohol, bleach, strong detergents, solvents and abrasive products can damage many leather finishes.
  • Use leather-specific products only when appropriate. A cleaner or conditioner suitable for one type of leather may not be appropriate for another.
  • Pay attention to high-contact areas. Armrests, headrests and seat cushions can accumulate body oils and soil faster than other areas.

Protected leather, aniline leather, semi-aniline leather, nubuck, suede and synthetic leather can require different cleaning methods. When the leather type is unknown or damage is already present, professional evaluation is recommended.

Fabric Upholstery Care

Regular maintenance can help reduce soil buildup, uneven wear and premature deterioration of upholstered furniture.

Fabric Care & Cleaning Tips

  • Vacuum upholstery regularly using an appropriate upholstery attachment.
  • Lightly brush suitable fabrics to remove surface dust and debris.
  • Rotate and turn removable cushions periodically when their construction allows it.
  • Protect upholstered furniture from prolonged direct sunlight to help reduce fading.
  • Avoid placing newspapers or materials with transferable inks directly on light-colored upholstery.
  • Keep paints, dyes, nail polish, solvents and other potentially staining materials away from upholstery.
  • Blot spills promptly instead of aggressively rubbing them into the fabric.

Understanding Upholstery Cleaning Codes

Many upholstered pieces include a manufacturer’s cleaning code on a tag, usually underneath a cushion or furniture frame. Always follow the code and manufacturer instructions rather than selecting a cleaner based only on the fabric name or fiber content.

  • W: Generally indicates that water-based upholstery cleaning products may be appropriate.
  • S: Generally indicates the use of a water-free solvent-based cleaning method appropriate for the fabric.
  • W/S or S/W: Indicates that either qualifying water-based or solvent-based methods may be used, depending on the product and manufacturer instructions.
  • X: Generally indicates vacuuming or light brushing only; liquid cleaning products should not be used unless directed by a qualified professional or manufacturer.

Even when a cleaning code allows a particular method, always test a product in a hidden area first. Dye transfer, shrinkage, water marks, texture changes and other problems can occur with some fabrics.

Spot Cleaning Upholstered Furniture

For spills and stains, remove excess material carefully and blot moisture with a clean white cloth. Avoid excessive saturation and aggressive scrubbing.

If the stain involves ink, dye, oil, cosmetics, pet contamination or another difficult substance, professional treatment may be safer than experimenting with household chemicals.

Wood Furniture Care

Wood furniture varies by species, veneer, stain, finish and construction. Proper maintenance can help protect the finish and reduce scratches, moisture damage, fading and premature wear.

Wood Care & Cleaning Tips

  • Dust regularly with a soft, clean cloth.
  • Avoid excessive moisture. Standing water and repeated wet cleaning can damage many wood finishes.
  • Limit direct sunlight to help reduce fading and finish discoloration.
  • Keep furniture away from strong heat sources when practical.
  • Use coasters, placemats and protective pads under drinks, dishes and decorative objects.
  • Use felt or protective pads beneath lamps and accessories that could scratch the surface.
  • Avoid placing hot items directly on wood.
  • Use caution with rubber, vinyl and plastic materials that may react with certain furniture finishes.
  • Clean spills promptly using a method appropriate for the finish.

Water Rings, Heat Marks, Scratches & Other Wood Damage

Cloudiness, water rings, heat marks, dents, scratches, burns and damaged finishes should be treated according to the specific finish and construction of the furniture.

Avoid aggressive home remedies involving vinegar, cooking oils, mayonnaise, steel wool, household solvents or direct heat unless the furniture manufacturer specifically recommends the method. These treatments can soften, discolor, scratch or permanently damage modern furniture finishes.

Minor surface marks may sometimes be corrected with an appropriate furniture-care product, while deeper scratches, finish loss, veneer damage, burns, dents or discoloration may require professional touch-up, refinishing or restoration.

When to Call a Furniture Repair Professional

Professional service may be appropriate for:

  • Leather tears, cracking or significant color loss
  • Fabric tears, open seams or damaged upholstery
  • Persistent or difficult stains
  • Wood scratches, dents and finish damage
  • Water or heat damage
  • Veneer damage
  • Broken frames, joints or furniture components
  • Antique or valuable furniture
  • Furniture requiring refinishing or color matching

Professional Furniture Repair & Restoration

For professional leather and vinyl repair, upholstery repair, wood restoration, refinishing, structural repair and other specialty furniture services, visit All Furniture Services®.

Service Furniture also provides residential and commercial furniture service for qualifying projects.

Request Furniture Repair Service

If your leather, fabric or wood furniture requires more than routine maintenance, submit photographs of the complete piece, close-up images of the damage, your location and a description of the problem.

Request Furniture Repair Service

Furniture Repair & Restoration Services

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Furniture Repair, Restoration & Specialty Furniture Services

Service Furniture provides professional furniture repair, restoration, refinishing, upholstery, leather and vinyl repair, furniture disassembly and reassembly, mechanism repair and other specialty furniture services.

We work with residential and commercial furniture, including both modern and antique pieces, and provide on-site service whenever the project can be completed safely and effectively at the customer’s location.

Complete Furniture Repair & Restoration Services

Depending on the furniture, materials and condition, available services may include:

  • Furniture repair and structural repair
  • Antique furniture restoration
  • Wood touch-up and finish restoration
  • Furniture refinishing and polishing
  • Color matching and finish correction
  • Leather and vinyl repair and recoloring
  • Fabric and upholstery repair
  • Partial and complete reupholstery
  • Furniture cleaning and maintenance
  • Furniture disassembly, assembly and reassembly
  • Recliner and sleeper mechanism repair
  • Hardware and furniture component replacement
  • Frame, spring, webbing and padding repair
  • Selected water, heat, smoke and liquid damage repair

Furniture Disassembly & Reassembly

Oversized sofas, sectionals, sleeper sofas, beds, armoires and other furniture may sometimes be too large to fit through doorways, stairways, elevators or hallways.

Professional furniture disassembly can allow qualifying pieces to be carefully taken apart, moved through the restricted area and reassembled at the destination.

Same-day, evening, weekend, 24/7 and emergency furniture disassembly service may be available in qualifying service areas depending on technician availability and location.

For additional information about oversized furniture take-apart and reassembly, visit FurnitureDisassembler.com.

Wood Furniture Repair & Refinishing

Wood furniture can develop scratches, dents, chips, loose joints, worn finishes, water marks, heat marks and structural damage over time.

  • Scratch and dent repair
  • Wood touch-up
  • Finish restoration
  • Color matching
  • Chip and edge repair
  • Joint repair and reinforcement
  • Veneer repair where appropriate
  • Furniture polishing and refinishing
  • Selected laminate repair
  • Structural wood repair

Leather, Vinyl & Upholstery Repair

Leather, vinyl and upholstered furniture may develop worn areas, open seams, scratches, tears, cuts, holes, stains, discoloration, compressed cushions or damaged padding.

  • Leather furniture repair
  • Vinyl repair
  • Leather and vinyl color restoration
  • Fabric upholstery repair
  • Open seam and stitching repair
  • Cushion and foam replacement
  • Padding and Dacron replacement
  • Spring and webbing repair
  • Partial upholstery replacement
  • Complete reupholstery

Recliner, Sleeper & Furniture Mechanism Repair

Furniture problems are often mechanical rather than cosmetic. Depending on the furniture and availability of compatible parts, technicians may be able to diagnose, repair or replace selected furniture mechanisms and components.

  • Manual and power recliner mechanisms
  • Sleeper sofa and sofa-bed mechanisms
  • Release handles and cables
  • Connectors and brackets
  • Gas cylinders and pneumatic components
  • Swivel bases
  • Casters and glides
  • Furniture slides and tracks
  • Hinges and fasteners
  • Levelers and support hardware

Furniture Types We Service

Service may be available for many types of residential and commercial furniture, including:

  • Sofas, couches and sectionals
  • Loveseats and chairs
  • Recliners and motion furniture
  • Sleeper sofas and sofa beds
  • Ottomans and benches
  • Beds, headboards and Murphy beds
  • Dressers, nightstands and armoires
  • Dining and conference tables
  • Desks and office furniture
  • Wall units and entertainment centers
  • Cabinets and built-in furniture
  • Commercial and hospitality furniture
  • Selected antique and specialty furniture

On-Site Furniture Repair

Many repairs can be completed on-site, depending on the furniture, damage and required process. Technicians arrive with tools, materials and commonly used hardware appropriate for the scheduled service whenever possible.

Projects requiring extensive refinishing, fabrication, upholstery or specialty restoration may require additional arrangements or shop service.

Commercial & Specialty Furniture Service

We also support manufacturers, retailers, designers, warranty companies, moving and delivery companies, hotels, restaurants, offices and other commercial organizations requiring furniture repair and field-service support.

Broader furniture restoration, upholstery, refinishing, leather and vinyl repair, commercial service and specialty capabilities are available through All Furniture Services®.

Furniture Repair in Action

Professional Service & Workmanship

Our goal is to provide dependable service, professional communication and repair methods appropriate for the furniture, material and condition.

Some repairs can significantly improve appearance and function, while other damage may remain partially visible or may not be practical to restore completely. Photographs and project information help determine the appropriate service before scheduling.

Manufacturers, Retailers & Commercial Accounts

Furniture manufacturers, vendors, insurance companies, warranty providers, moving companies, retailers and other commercial organizations can contact us regarding individual work orders, account service and multi-location furniture projects.

Service coordination may be supported through ServiceJan for scheduling, work orders, technician coordination, photographs, communication, reporting and service documentation.

Request Furniture Repair Service

Submit the furniture type, service location, photographs and a description of the damage or requested service so the project can be reviewed.

Request Furniture Repair Service

Furniture Disassembly & Reassembly

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Furniture Disassembly & Reassembly Services

Furniture will not fit through the door, stairway, hallway or elevator? Professional furniture disassembly and reassembly can help solve difficult moving and delivery problems for residential and commercial customers.

Many sofas, sectionals, beds, armoires, office furniture pieces and other oversized items can be partially or fully disassembled depending on their construction. Our technicians evaluate the furniture, determine the appropriate components to remove and reassemble the piece after it has been moved through the restricted area.

Professional Furniture Take-Apart & Reassembly

Furniture is manufactured using different frames, fasteners, upholstery methods, mechanisms and construction techniques. Because of this, every piece should be evaluated individually before disassembly.

Our goal is to disassemble only what is necessary, protect the furniture during the process and reassemble it correctly at the destination.

Furniture Disassembly for Moving & Delivery Problems

Furniture disassembly is especially useful when a moving company or delivery team discovers that a large piece cannot fit through an entrance or make the necessary turn inside a building.

  • Furniture will not fit through a doorway
  • Sofa will not fit up or down stairs
  • Sectional cannot fit inside an elevator
  • Furniture cannot make a hallway or landing turn
  • Oversized furniture must be moved between rooms
  • Furniture must be relocated to another home, apartment or office
  • Delivery company cannot complete the delivery

Residential & Commercial Furniture Disassembly

We provide furniture disassembly and reassembly for residential moves, apartment deliveries, office relocations, furniture installations and qualifying commercial projects.

We can also coordinate with moving and delivery companies when timing between delivery, disassembly and reassembly needs to be arranged.

Furniture We Disassemble & Reassemble

  • Sofas and couches
  • Sectionals
  • Sleeper sofas and sofa beds
  • Loveseats and chaises
  • Chairs and ottomans
  • Daybeds
  • Beds and headboards
  • Armoires
  • Wall units and entertainment centers
  • Office desks and workstations
  • Cubicles and partitions
  • Conference furniture
  • Selected specialty and oversized furniture

Same-Day & Emergency Furniture Disassembly

Same-day, evening, weekend, 24/7 and emergency furniture disassembly service may be available depending on the location, timing and technician coverage.

For urgent requests, send photographs of the furniture, doorway or restricted access area and relevant measurements as early as possible so the project can be evaluated quickly.

Furniture Disassembly in Action

Furniture Reassembly at the Destination

After the furniture has passed through the restricted space or reached the new location, the necessary components can be reinstalled, adjusted and reassembled.

Some furniture may also require additional adjustment, hardware replacement or repair after moving. These requirements can be evaluated as part of the project.

Furniture Disassembly Specialists

For additional information about professional sofa, sectional, bed and oversized furniture take-apart services, visit FurnitureDisassembler.com.

Broader furniture repair, restoration and disassembly services are also available through All Furniture Services®.

Why Use a Professional Furniture Disassembler?

  • Experienced furniture technicians
  • Residential and commercial service
  • Coordination with movers and delivery companies
  • Furniture protection during take-apart and reassembly
  • Same-day and emergency availability in many areas
  • Repair and adjustment support when needed

Request Furniture Disassembly Service

If your sofa, sectional, sleeper, bed, armoire or other oversized furniture will not fit, submit photographs of the complete piece, doorway or access area, location and relevant measurements for review.

Request Furniture Disassembly Service

Service Coordination

Scheduling, technician coordination, photographs, communication and service documentation may be supported through ServiceJan.