Assembly & Mounting

What to expect

The box says two hours. The instructions have forty steps and three bags of nearly identical screws. Our assembly and mounting visits take the flat-pack furniture, heavy mirrors and wall-mounted TVs off your list, built square and anchored the way they should be.

We bring drills, levels, stud finders and the right anchors for drywall, plaster and brick. Tall furniture is strapped to the wall to prevent tip-overs, TVs are mounted to studs at a height that suits your seating, and cables are tidied or hidden where the wall allows.

We work around nap times, home offices and move-in chaos, and we keep every loose screw and bracket together until the piece is finished. If an item arrives damaged, we document it with photos you can send straight to the retailer.

What we handle

• Wardrobes, dressers and bed frames
• Desks, bookcases and office chairs
• Cribs, bunk beds and kids' furniture
• Outdoor furniture, sheds and playsets
• TV wall mounting on drywall or brick
• Soundbars and in-wall cable kits
• Mirrors, art and gallery walls
• Floating shelves and wall cabinets
• Curtain rods, blinds and shades
• Anti-tip anchors for tall furniture

Before your visit

Leave the boxes unopened in the room where the furniture will live, so we can confirm every part is there before the first screw goes in. For TV mounts, decide on viewing height and whether you want the cables hidden, and have the TV, remote and any soundbar on hand. Clear floor space about twice the size of the finished piece. If you are mounting on brick or an exterior wall, mention it when you book so we bring masonry bits and anchors.

How a visit works

1. 1

   Tell us what is in the box

   Send the product names or links so we can estimate time and check for special hardware.

2. 2

   Plan the wall

   For mounts, we find studs, check for wiring and agree on height and spacing with you before drilling.

3. 3

   Build and level

   Furniture is assembled square, doors and drawers adjusted, and everything on a wall is checked with a level.

4. 4

   Haul away the mess

   We break down boxes and packing foam and take them with us, so you are left with the finished piece.

Why homeowners choose Hollis

Assembly looks simple until a drawer will not close. Experience is what keeps the second hour from turning into a fourth.

What it usually costs

Common questions

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Ready when you are

Hand us the boxes and the drill and go enjoy your evening. Book an assembly visit and come back to finished furniture.

Hollis technicians cover Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Garner, Morrisville and Wake Forest from our office on Oakridge Commons. Weekday visits run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday mornings are open for smaller jobs, and every booking gets a two-hour arrival window plus a text when we are on the way.

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