
Flat-pack furniture assembled quickly and correctly — no missing hardware, no wobbly joints.
Whether it's a full IKEA bedroom set or a single bookshelf, Saifullah Ghazi assembles furniture efficiently and correctly. No pieces left over, no stripped screws, no crooked shelves.

Multi-piece IKEA assembly is best tackled by sorting all hardware before the first screw turns. Saifullah Ghazi works through each piece systematically — each item fully assembled and standing before the next box is opened.
Non-IKEA flat-pack instructions range from confusing to incomprehensible. Saifullah Ghazi works from the hardware count and the logic of the piece — not just the diagrams — so nothing is forced or left wobbly.
Off-track drawers usually mean a cam lock or dowel is slightly misaligned during assembly. Saifullah Ghazi disassembles the affected section, corrects the fit, and reassembles properly so the drawer runs smooth.
Large move-in assembly jobs are handled in a single visit. Saifullah Ghazi works efficiently through the list — desks, bed frames, TV stands, and shelving — so the apartment is livable the same day.
Yes — Saifullah Ghazi will need access to the rooms as he moves through the list. For multi-item jobs, he works independently once he knows where everything goes.
Contact the retailer for replacement parts before scheduling — most ship missing hardware within a few days. If something is discovered missing during assembly, Saifullah will let you know exactly what to order.
Yes. Partially assembled pieces are straightforward to complete. If something was put together incorrectly, Saifullah will identify the issue and correct it.
Yes — Del Ray, Arlandria, Old Town, Rosemont, Potomac Yard, and surrounding Alexandria neighborhoods are all on the regular schedule.
Have the boxes in the room where the furniture will live. If space is tight, clearing a 4-foot work area around the assembly spot saves time.
Serving Alexandria and surrounding neighborhoods — same-week scheduling available.