Furniture assembly
Flat-pack furniture is designed to ship well, not to go together easily. Noah assembles beds, desks, dressers and shelving so you can skip the instruction booklet and the leftover hardware.
The work is done by the owner of Blue Spruce Handyman Services, Noah Burkeen, out of Englewood, Colorado and across nearby Denver metro communities.
Anchoring tall furniture to the wall for tip-over safety can be done at the same time — just ask.
Call or text (303) 827-1440, or use the request form. A short description and a photo or two is usually enough to get started.
A product name or a photo of the box tells Noah how large the job is and how long it should take.
Noah builds the piece, moves it where you want it, and takes the packaging out of the way.
Not necessary. Leaving the boxes sealed near the room where the furniture is going is usually the most helpful thing.
It happens with flat-pack furniture. Noah will let you know as soon as he finds it so you can order the replacement part, and the rest of the build can usually continue.
Yes. List everything when you first make contact so the visit can be planned around the full amount of work.
Packaging can be broken down and carried out to your bin or the curb. Mention it up front if you would like that handled.
Getting a television onto the wall is one of those jobs that goes quickly with the right hands and turns into an afternoon without them. Noah handles the lifting, the placement and the hardware so the screen ends up where you actually want it.
A garage fills up slowly and then all at once. The work of sorting it out is mostly lifting, carrying and deciding where things go — which is exactly the kind of help Noah provides.
You can also see everything Blue Spruce Handyman Services offers or send Noah the details of your job.
