How to prepare for a pool table move

Before requesting a quote

• Write down both communities and whether the table is moving between properties or within the same property.
• Note your preferred date and any firm deadlines, such as possession dates or a seller’s collection window.
• Share the size, brand and current assembly state if known. “Not sure” is fine; do not take the table apart to find out.
• Tell us whether you need disassembly, transport, reassembly and leveling, or only part of the job.

Check the whole access route at both properties

A clear table room is only one part of access. Look at the route from the room to the vehicle: doors, landings, tight corners, steps, lifts and parking. Note these separately for pickup and delivery. A straightforward pickup does not guarantee a straightforward installation at the other end.

For stairs, describe the number of flights and any tight turns or low overhead clearance. For a shared building, ask about elevator reservations, access hours and loading arrangements. Brogan must assess the actual route before confirming feasibility; there is no universal doorway measurement that makes every table move possible.

Useful photos without lifting or dismantling anything

• The whole table and a visible manufacturer label, if there is one.
• The route out of the room, including stairs and tight turns, and the destination room.
• Existing damage, missing parts or a worn playing surface.
• An underside view only if it can be taken safely without moving or getting beneath an unsupported table.

Before the agreed moving day

Confirm access with everyone involved, especially if collecting from a private seller. Clear loose belongings from the agreed route and pack cues, balls and other accessories separately. Keep children and pets away from the working area.

Do not remove legs, loosen rails, lift slate or disconnect fixed lighting just to prepare for our visit. Ask what preparation is appropriate for your table. If it is already dismantled, keep its existing hardware and components together and tell us about anything missing.

Prepare the destination, not just the pickup

Decide where the table should stand and allow space for a cue stroke on every side. Include fixed furniture, posts and door swings when describing the room. Tell us if flooring or renovation work will still be underway.

Discuss cloth replacement, cushion concerns or repairs before booking so the move and installation can be scoped together. A quote request starts the conversation; it does not reserve a moving date.

Questions before booking