Furniture Surgeon
Wall Unit and Entertainment Center Disassembly
Wall units and entertainment centers can contain many connected sections. A clear component list helps the team assess disassembly, access and reassembly requirements.
Separate furniture work from building work
Tell the team whether the unit is freestanding, wall-anchored or built in. Note lighting, sockets, cable routes and ventilation. Electrical work and building alterations need to be discussed with appropriate providers rather than assumed to be furniture services.
Document the layout
Photograph the assembled unit and identify glass doors, shelves, drawers and decorative panels. Provide model information and assembly instructions if available. Mention missing fixings or earlier modifications so the reassembly requirements can be assessed.
Explain the destination
Share the new space dimensions and desired layout. If sections will be rearranged, say so before requesting a quote. Confirm access, transport responsibilities and whether the proposed configuration is supported by the furniture construction. Check location availability with the team.
Ready to discuss your furniture?
Have photos, approximate furniture dimensions, access information and your preferred date ready. Use the existing Dr. Sofa booking platform or call 888-837-7632 to discuss the assessment and service scope.
Massachusetts and Rhode Island; confirm availability. Pricing, suitability and appointment availability require confirmation.
Common questions
Can a built-in unit be treated like flat-pack furniture?
Not necessarily. Built-in construction and wall attachments require an item-specific assessment.
Should I unplug and remove electronics?
Prepare personal electronics according to manufacturer instructions and discuss access needs before the appointment.
Can the layout be changed during reassembly?
Only if the construction supports it and the change is agreed in the service scope.