Moving out of a 1920s craftsman homeâŠ
Moving out of a 1920s craftsman home with narrow arched doorways and low ceilings meant standard moving techniques weren't going to cut it. Our biggest headache was a solid oak dining table that wouldn't clear the front vestibule without taking the legs offâsomething we didn't realize until moving day. The crew didn't skip a beat. They had a full set of tools, carefully disassembled the hardware without stripping any screws, labeled the pieces, and padded each section individually. At the new house, they put the entire table back together sturdier than it was before, set up our sectional, and placed our heavy cast-iron patio set in the backyard so we didn't have to drag it across the lawn later. They worked efficiently, communicated clearly throughout the afternoon, and left both houses without a single scuff mark on the baseboards.








