IKEA Furniture Assembly in Woodridge, IL

Carpet makes leveling a bit trickier because the soft surface compresses unevenly under heavy furniture. We use adjustable feet and a precision level to make sure wardrobes, bookcases, and dressers stand straight and don't lean or wobble. It adds a few minutes but prevents doors and drawers from binding after the unit is loaded with clothes or books.

That's exactly how most Woodridge families book us. A 4-piece kids' room takes about half a day. We bundle the pricing so it's more cost-effective than separate trips. Have all boxes in the room before we arrive and we'll take it from there. Back-to-school season fills up fast, so book early.

We can move boxes to the assembly room if they're already inside the house or garage. For Woodridge bi-levels and split-levels, getting a PAX wardrobe box up a half-flight of stairs is tight but manageable. Let us know the layout when you book so we plan accordingly. We don't carry boxes in from the curb as a standalone service, but once we're there for assembly, we'll get them where they need to go.

Absolutely. KALLAX units are top-heavy when loaded with books and bins, and in a playroom with kids around, anchoring is essential. We drive a lag bolt through the included anti-tip bracket into a wood stud behind the drywall. On carpeted floors, the unit gets leveled first so the bracket pulls evenly against the wall.

Yes. We assemble flat-pack furniture from Wayfair, Amazon, Target (Threshold and Room Essentials lines), CB2, West Elm, and most other brands. If it came in a box with instructions and hardware bags, we build it. The process is the same — follow the manual step by step, tighten everything properly, adjust doors and drawers, and wall-anchor if it's tall.