Table Relocation Done Right

Table moves are very straightforward. The table itself is in one location, it needs to be moved to another. Typically, we come in and tear down the table where it currently is. Tables can only be transported safely in many small pieces, it makes moving them much easier as well. The slates are separated into their three pieces, everything is wrapped in blankets to keep it safe, and the table gets loaded into the back of the van where it is guaranteed to stay safe and dry. Once at the new location, the pieces are then reassembled and set up so that the table is functional again. Tearing down the table and getting it loaded typically takes 30-40 minutes, reassembly usually takes 90 Minutes to 2 hours. Depending on the drive time in the middle, start to finish for the whole thing is typically 3-4 hours.

That being said, moves come in all shapes and sizes, and there are countless variables at play. If you are trying to book a move, be prepared for a lot of questions from the person scheduling you. “What size is the table? Are there any stairs involved at either location? Is the table currently assembled or in pieces? Do you want it assembled at the second location or set aside for storage? How far apart are the two locations?” These are just a few, but they are very important for quoting a job accurately. If the variables were not properly accounted for at the time of quoting, expect to be charged at the end for an unexpected flight of stairs or an oversized table.

CLOTH CHANGES: If we are going to install new cloth while moving your table, there is an extra charge for recovering the rails. Changing out the bed cloth requires a little extra time on a move, but changing the rails adds quite a bit. If you would like fresh cloth, we can certainly accommodate and highly recommend doing it all at once as it is much cheaper to have us do it while on site than to make an extra trip. We encourage you to take a look at our cloth guide which can be found below and call us or email us with any questions.