Pool Table Moving & Reassembly
A pool table is not furniture you slide across the room. The slate is heavy, the frame is precise, and a table moved the wrong way ends up with a roll that never sits right again. We move tables the correct way: fully broken down, transported, reassembled and re-leveled at the other end.
Tell us where it is going and we'll call you back within one business day with a number.
Get a quote Call or text (970) 419-0816How a move actually goes
- Complete teardown. Rails off, cloth off, slate unbolted and lifted one piece at a time. Nothing gets tilted or dragged.
- Careful transport. Slate, rails and frame moved separately and padded. Three pieces of slate, not one table.
- Reassembly at the new location. Frame set, slate reseated, seams filled and finished flat.
- Re-leveling and a play test. This is the part that decides whether the table plays right afterward. We do not leave until it does.
If the table is coming apart anyway, it is the cheapest moment in its life to put new cloth on it.
Moves we handle
In-home moves
Basement to bonus room, or across the house for a remodel. Stairs, tight corners and finished basements are routine for our crews.
Local and cross-town
New house across town, same day, one crew at both ends.
Corridor and long-distance
Between the Denver metro and Northern Colorado, out to the mountains, or up into Wyoming. One company at both ends means one point of accountability.
Flooring and water damage
Out for new carpet or flooring, then back in and releveled once the room is finished. Same for flood and water-damage repair.
Storage, in and out
Into a unit, or back out of one that has been sitting. Slate does not warp in storage. Cloth and cushion rubber can, and we will tell you which you are dealing with.
Teardown and slate crating
Moving out of state or handing the table to a long-distance mover. We build custom crates for the slate, because slate that ships loose arrives cracked.
Where we work
Northern Colorado · Denver metro and Boulder County · Colorado Springs · Mountain and resort towns · Cheyenne and Laramie. See every area we serve.
Ready to move a table?
Tell us the two addresses, the table size, and whether there are stairs at either end.
Frequently asked questions
Can I move a pool table without taking it apart?
We do not recommend it. Slate tables are built to be moved in pieces. Moving one assembled risks the slate, the frame and the level. We break the table down, move it, and reassemble and re-level it at the new location.
What does it cost to move a pool table?
It depends on the move: stairs, distance, table size, and whether you want new cloth while the table is apart. Use the quote form or call or text (970) 419-0816 with the details and we will price it.
Do you move pool tables between cities?
Yes. We run moves across Colorado and into Southern Wyoming, including the corridor between the Denver metro and Northern Colorado, and out to the mountain towns.
Should I replace the felt when my table is moved?
It is the most economical time to do it, since the table is already apart and the crew is already there. If the cloth is more than five or six years old, or the table is going somewhere it will get played harder, do it during the move.
What about stairs?
Routine, and we plan for it. Stairs at either end change the job, which is why we ask about both when you request a quote. A photo of the stairwell and the door it has to clear tells us most of what we need.