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1. Sharif Nelson

Washington, DC24 years in business

Sharif Nelson is a furniture assembler serving Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 24 years. A typical visit in Washington begins with unboxing, checking that all parts are present, and clearing a workspace. Pieces are built in or near the room where each piece will stay, leveled on the floor, and tested before the installer cleans up the cardboard and wrapping. On their profile, Sharif Nelson lists types of furniture: desk or table, bed frame, chair, entertainment center or TV stand and bookcase; additional services: pick up and deliver furniture, disassemble existing furniture and haul away existing furniture. Sharif Nelson is also listed for handyman. Moving into a new place, setting up a nursery, or furnishing a home office often creates a stack of boxes that is easier to tackle with help. Share the brand and model or a product link for each item, plus how many pieces need assembly and which rooms each one goes in. Large pieces like wardrobes, beds with storage drawers, and outdoor playsets take longer than small tables, which is reflected in the quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Sharif Nelson on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

2. Alex Wallpaper Installation

Washington, DC14 years in business

Alex Wallpaper Installation is a furniture assembler serving Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 14 years. A typical visit in Washington begins with unboxing, checking that all parts are present, and clearing a workspace. Pieces are built in or near the room where each piece will stay, leveled on the floor, and tested before the installer cleans up the cardboard and wrapping. Common requests for furniture assembly include sectional sofa setup, bunk bed assembly, treadmill and home gym assembly, bookcase anchoring to the wall and playset and swing set assembly. Alex Wallpaper Installation is also listed for cabinet installation, dishwasher installation, door repair and fitness equipment assembly. Homeowners usually call after a big furniture delivery, when a piece has dozens of parts, or when a heavy item needs two people to lift. Share the brand and model or a product link for each item, plus how many pieces need assembly and which rooms each one goes in. Large pieces like wardrobes, beds with storage drawers, and outdoor playsets take longer than small tables, which is reflected in the quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash and Zelle. Request a quote from Alex Wallpaper Installation on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

3. Cruz Installers

Washington, DC11 years in business10 employees

Cruz Installers is a furniture assembler serving Washington, DC. A team of 10, the business has been operating for 11 years. Furniture assembly turns boxed, flat-pack pieces into finished furniture by following the manufacturer's instructions, sorting hardware, and fitting panels, cam locks, and dowels in the right order. Tall pieces are usually secured to the wall with the included anti-tip hardware, and packaging can often be broken down for recycling. Common requests for furniture assembly include TV stand and media console assembly, sectional sofa setup, flat-pack dresser assembly, bookcase anchoring to the wall and office desk and chair assembly. Cruz Installers is also listed for cabinet installation, carpet installation, dishwasher installation and door repair. Moving into a new place, setting up a nursery, or furnishing a home office often creates a stack of boxes that is easier to tackle with help. Share the brand and model or a product link for each item, plus how many pieces need assembly and which rooms each one goes in. Large pieces like wardrobes, beds with storage drawers, and outdoor playsets take longer than small tables, which is reflected in the quote. Posted hours are Saturday and Sunday, 12:00 am to 11:59 pm. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Cruz Installers a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

4. I hate thumbtack

Washington, DC9 years in business

I hate thumbtack is a furniture assembly service serving Washington, DC. It has been in business for 9 years. The trickiest parts of assembly are usually the ones that fail later, such as stripped screws, drawers that stick, and doors that sit unevenly. Careful assembly means square frames, snug but not overtightened fasteners, and adjusted hinges so everything opens and closes smoothly. On their profile, I hate thumbtack lists types of furniture: desk or table, bed frame, chair, entertainment center or TV stand and bookcase; additional services: disassemble existing furniture. Homeowners usually call after a big furniture delivery, when a piece has dozens of parts, or when a heavy item needs two people to lift. Share the brand and model or a product link for each item, plus how many pieces need assembly and which rooms each one goes in. Large pieces like wardrobes, beds with storage drawers, and outdoor playsets take longer than small tables, which is reflected in the quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash and Credit card. Request a quote from I hate thumbtack on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

5. Jermaine Jones

Washington, DC8 years in business2 employees

Jermaine Jones is a furniture assembler serving Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 8 years with a team of 2. A typical visit in Washington begins with unboxing, checking that all parts are present, and clearing a workspace. Pieces are built in or near the room where each piece will stay, leveled on the floor, and tested before the installer cleans up the cardboard and wrapping. Typical jobs for furniture assembly in Washington include disassembly for a move, office desk and chair assembly, bookcase anchoring to the wall, treadmill and home gym assembly and bunk bed assembly. Jermaine Jones is also listed for junk removal and TV mounting. Homeowners usually call after a big furniture delivery, when a piece has dozens of parts, or when a heavy item needs two people to lift. Photos of the boxes, the room layout, and any partly assembled pieces help an assembler plan the time and tools needed. Pricing usually depends on the number of items, their size and complexity, and whether wall anchoring or old furniture removal is included. Accepted payment methods include Cash and Square cash app. To get started, send Jermaine Jones a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

6. Orion Art & TV Installer LLC

Washington, DC6 years in business

Orion Art & TV Installer LLC provides furniture assembly in Washington, DC. It has been in business for 6 years. The trickiest parts of assembly are usually the ones that fail later, such as stripped screws, drawers that stick, and doors that sit unevenly. Careful assembly means square frames, snug but not overtightened fasteners, and adjusted hinges so everything opens and closes smoothly. Typical jobs for furniture assembly in Washington include bunk bed assembly, outdoor patio set assembly, crib assembly, office desk and chair assembly and disassembly for a move. Moving into a new place, setting up a nursery, or furnishing a home office often creates a stack of boxes that is easier to tackle with help. Photos of the boxes, the room layout, and any partly assembled pieces help an assembler plan the time and tools needed. Pricing usually depends on the number of items, their size and complexity, and whether wall anchoring or old furniture removal is included. Posted hours are Saturday and Sunday, 12:00 am to 11:59 pm. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Orion Art & TV Installer LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

7. Red1 business

Washington, DC6 years in business

Red1 business is a furniture assembly service serving Washington, DC. It has been in business for 6 years. The trickiest parts of assembly are usually the ones that fail later, such as stripped screws, drawers that stick, and doors that sit unevenly. Careful assembly means square frames, snug but not overtightened fasteners, and adjusted hinges so everything opens and closes smoothly. Common requests for furniture assembly include treadmill and home gym assembly, TV stand and media console assembly, crib assembly, flat-pack dresser assembly and disassembly for a move. Red1 business is also listed for cabinet installation, dishwasher installation, door repair and fitness equipment assembly. Moving into a new place, setting up a nursery, or furnishing a home office often creates a stack of boxes that is easier to tackle with help. Mention stairs, the floor each item goes on, and whether any pieces should be anchored to drywall, plaster, or brick. Pricing usually depends on the number of items, their size and complexity, and whether wall anchoring or old furniture removal is included. Accepted payment methods include Cash. To get started, send Red1 business a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

8. Fred’s Furniture Assembly

Washington, DC5 years in business3 employees

Fred’s Furniture Assembly provides furniture assembly in Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 5 years with a team of 3. A typical visit in Washington begins with unboxing, checking that all parts are present, and clearing a workspace. Pieces are built in or near the room where each piece will stay, leveled on the floor, and tested before the installer cleans up the cardboard and wrapping. On their profile, Fred’s Furniture Assembly lists types of furniture: desk or table, bed frame, chair, entertainment center or TV stand and bookcase; additional services: disassemble existing furniture. Fred’s Furniture Assembly is also listed for furniture repair and TV mounting. Moving into a new place, setting up a nursery, or furnishing a home office often creates a stack of boxes that is easier to tackle with help. Share the brand and model or a product link for each item, plus how many pieces need assembly and which rooms each one goes in. Large pieces like wardrobes, beds with storage drawers, and outdoor playsets take longer than small tables, which is reflected in the quote. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash and Credit card. To get started, send Fred’s Furniture Assembly a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

9. profesional Assambly services.LLC

Washington, DC4 years in business3 employees

Based in Washington, DC, profesional Assambly services.LLC works as a furniture assembly service. The business has been operating for 4 years with a team of 3. A typical visit in Washington begins with unboxing, checking that all parts are present, and clearing a workspace. Pieces are built in or near the room where each piece will stay, leveled on the floor, and tested before the installer cleans up the cardboard and wrapping. Common requests for furniture assembly include TV stand and media console assembly, bookcase anchoring to the wall, wardrobe and armoire assembly, sectional sofa setup and disassembly for a move. profesional Assambly services.LLC is also listed for handyman, junk removal and TV mounting. Homeowners usually call after a big furniture delivery, when a piece has dozens of parts, or when a heavy item needs two people to lift. Share the brand and model or a product link for each item, plus how many pieces need assembly and which rooms each one goes in. Pricing usually depends on the number of items, their size and complexity, and whether wall anchoring or old furniture removal is included. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send profesional Assambly services.LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

10. Brousin Management LLC

Washington, DC3 years in business2 employees

Brousin Management LLC is a furniture assembler serving Washington, DC. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 3 years. Furniture assembly turns boxed, flat-pack pieces into finished furniture by following the manufacturer's instructions, sorting hardware, and fitting panels, cam locks, and dowels in the right order. Tall pieces are usually secured to the wall with the included anti-tip hardware, and packaging can often be broken down for recycling. Typical jobs for furniture assembly in Washington include bed frame and headboard setup, disassembly for a move, TV stand and media console assembly, crib assembly and playset and swing set assembly. Brousin Management LLC is also listed for cabinet installation, dishwasher installation, door repair and exterior painting. Moving into a new place, setting up a nursery, or furnishing a home office often creates a stack of boxes that is easier to tackle with help. Mention stairs, the floor each item goes on, and whether any pieces should be anchored to drywall, plaster, or brick. Large pieces like wardrobes, beds with storage drawers, and outdoor playsets take longer than small tables, which is reflected in the quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Brousin Management LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

11. FixIt Dee

Washington, DC3 years in business2 employees

FixIt Dee provides furniture assembly in Washington, DC. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 3 years. The trickiest parts of assembly are usually the ones that fail later, such as stripped screws, drawers that stick, and doors that sit unevenly. Careful assembly means square frames, snug but not overtightened fasteners, and adjusted hinges so everything opens and closes smoothly. Common requests for furniture assembly include outdoor patio set assembly, bed frame and headboard setup, bookcase anchoring to the wall, flat-pack dresser assembly and treadmill and home gym assembly. FixIt Dee is also listed for fitness equipment assembly and handyman. Homeowners usually call after a big furniture delivery, when a piece has dozens of parts, or when a heavy item needs two people to lift. Photos of the boxes, the room layout, and any partly assembled pieces help an assembler plan the time and tools needed. Large pieces like wardrobes, beds with storage drawers, and outdoor playsets take longer than small tables, which is reflected in the quote. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 12:00 am to 11:59 pm. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash and Credit card. Request a quote from FixIt Dee on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

12. RAAD GLOBAL LLC

Washington, DC3 years in business2 employees

Based in Washington, DC, RAAD GLOBAL LLC works as a furniture assembler. The business has been operating for 3 years with a team of 2. Furniture assembly turns boxed, flat-pack pieces into finished furniture by following the manufacturer's instructions, sorting hardware, and fitting panels, cam locks, and dowels in the right order. Tall pieces are usually secured to the wall with the included anti-tip hardware, and packaging can often be broken down for recycling. Common requests for furniture assembly include treadmill and home gym assembly, TV stand and media console assembly, wardrobe and armoire assembly, office desk and chair assembly and outdoor patio set assembly. RAAD GLOBAL LLC is also listed for dishwasher installation, door repair, fitness equipment assembly and handyman. Homeowners usually call after a big furniture delivery, when a piece has dozens of parts, or when a heavy item needs two people to lift. Share the brand and model or a product link for each item, plus how many pieces need assembly and which rooms each one goes in. Large pieces like wardrobes, beds with storage drawers, and outdoor playsets take longer than small tables, which is reflected in the quote. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Credit card, PayPal and Square cash app. Request a quote from RAAD GLOBAL LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

13. Piere Devon Installations

Washington, DC3 years in business

Piere Devon Installations provides furniture assembly in Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 3 years. The trickiest parts of assembly are usually the ones that fail later, such as stripped screws, drawers that stick, and doors that sit unevenly. Careful assembly means square frames, snug but not overtightened fasteners, and adjusted hinges so everything opens and closes smoothly. Common requests for furniture assembly include flat-pack dresser assembly, outdoor patio set assembly, crib assembly, disassembly for a move and sectional sofa setup. Piere Devon Installations is also listed for cabinet installation and fitness equipment assembly. Moving into a new place, setting up a nursery, or furnishing a home office often creates a stack of boxes that is easier to tackle with help. Mention stairs, the floor each item goes on, and whether any pieces should be anchored to drywall, plaster, or brick. Pricing usually depends on the number of items, their size and complexity, and whether wall anchoring or old furniture removal is included. Accepted payment methods include Google Pay, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Piere Devon Installations on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

14. She Can Do It!

Washington, DC3 years in business

Based in Washington, DC, She Can Do It! works as a furniture assembler. It has been in business for 3 years. The trickiest parts of assembly are usually the ones that fail later, such as stripped screws, drawers that stick, and doors that sit unevenly. Careful assembly means square frames, snug but not overtightened fasteners, and adjusted hinges so everything opens and closes smoothly. Common requests for furniture assembly include crib assembly, TV stand and media console assembly, sectional sofa setup, wardrobe and armoire assembly and shelving unit installation. She Can Do It! is also listed for fitness equipment assembly, handyman, interior painting and junk removal. Moving into a new place, setting up a nursery, or furnishing a home office often creates a stack of boxes that is easier to tackle with help. Mention stairs, the floor each item goes on, and whether any pieces should be anchored to drywall, plaster, or brick. Pricing usually depends on the number of items, their size and complexity, and whether wall anchoring or old furniture removal is included. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Google Pay and PayPal. To get started, send She Can Do It! a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

15. Fix-It Femme

Washington, DC2 years in business2 employees

Fix-It Femme is a furniture assembly service serving Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 2 years with a team of 2. A typical visit in Washington begins with unboxing, checking that all parts are present, and clearing a workspace. Pieces are built in or near the room where each piece will stay, leveled on the floor, and tested before the installer cleans up the cardboard and wrapping. Typical jobs for furniture assembly in Washington include bed frame and headboard setup, shelving unit installation, TV stand and media console assembly, crib assembly and bookcase anchoring to the wall. Fix-It Femme is also listed for handyman. Homeowners usually call after a big furniture delivery, when a piece has dozens of parts, or when a heavy item needs two people to lift. Mention stairs, the floor each item goes on, and whether any pieces should be anchored to drywall, plaster, or brick. Pricing usually depends on the number of items, their size and complexity, and whether wall anchoring or old furniture removal is included. To get started, send Fix-It Femme a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

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