From Unboxed to Installed
Furniture assembled, shelves level, TVs anchored to studs, and fixtures installed right — one visit, done properly, boxes gone.
Skip the instruction booklet
Some of the most frustrating hours of homeownership happen on the living room floor, surrounded by particle board, tiny hardware bags, and a diagram that doesn’t quite match what’s in the box. We take that whole afternoon off your plate: flat-pack furniture assembled square and solid, packaging broken down and gone, and everything placed exactly where you want it.
Installation is where the craftsman standards matter most. Shelving and closet systems anchored properly and dead level. TVs, mirrors, and artwork mounted into studs or with the right anchors for the wall type — not just hung and hoped for. Curtain rods, blinds, towel bars, cabinet hardware, light fixtures, and door hardware installed cleanly, without chewed-up screws or crooked plates.
Because we’re painters and finish carpenters first, we care about the wall as much as the thing on it. If a mounting job needs a patched hole from the old bracket, or paint touch-up when we’re done, we handle that too — one call covers it, from Monroe to Bethel and everywhere in between.
It’s a small service with a big payoff: a weekend back, and a house where everything is level, tight, and where it belongs. Quotes are free, and small jobs are welcome.
Assembly & installation FAQs
What kinds of things do you assemble and install?
Flat-pack furniture, shelving and closet systems, TV and mirror mounting, curtain rods and blinds, light fixtures, cabinet and door hardware, and similar household installations. If you're not sure, just ask.
Do you haul away the packaging?
We break down and remove boxes and packing material as part of the job — you get the finished piece, not a pile of cardboard.
Can you mount a TV safely on any wall?
Almost always. We locate studs and use mounting hardware rated for the TV's weight and your wall type — drywall, plaster, or masonry — and route cords cleanly where possible.
Is a small job worth calling about?
Yes. Small jobs are welcome, and we can often bundle several — assembly, mounting, and a couple of repairs — into one efficient visit anywhere in our service area.