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MikayelU.S.
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Furniture REpair, Restoration, Disassembly, Assembly, Refinishing, upholstery, take apart, Moving Damages, Insurance Claims, Sofa Couch Disassembling | |
David VaughanAvailable
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I can help the consumer with any moving and storage questions. I am able to aid in the "how to`s?" and "What to look for in a mover" area. I can help with tarrif questions. I can help with packing, loading, etc. I can help with how to read inventories, how to file claims with the van lines, Valuation issues. | |
Harry LipskyU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/10/2009 |
Moving your furniture. I would like to answer all questions dealing with the proper techniques of how to move ANY type of furniture, including difficult doorways and stairways. Also, all questions dealing with the proper packing of breakables including antiques. All general questions concerning the moving and storage industry will be answered. I cannot recommend a particular mover in a person`s neighborhood but i can explain how to obtain a company in good standing with the community. I have been in the moving and storage industry for almost four decades! I am located in Massachusetts. |
HI I hope I will be able to help :) Well there are more thinks involved than simple majoring. Are there any walls after or before door frame on both sides or not, is the sofa square shape or rounded
HI I hope I can help. According to your straight measurements it is tight but I'm almost positive you should be fine because you can stand and move it side wise in angle. And considering it is loveseat
HI I hope I can help. According to your straight measurements it is tight but I'm almost positive you should be fine because you can stand and move it side wise in angle. And considering it is loveseat
Thats different via location we charge 75.00for 2 men and just deduct the travel time since its inside one place and actualy never moves. I'd feel safe saying that it shouldn't cost alot more than that
Hello Lucinda, The 40" back height WILL NOT fit through a 31" doorway. However, The back height is usually measured to the top of the back cushions. If the coushions come off, the frame back looks about

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