Describe the complete table
Identify ping-pong or foosball, give approximate dimensions and say whether it is assembled, folded or already separated. Count tabletop halves, legs, rods, nets and loose accessories that should leave. Mark spare parts or other game equipment you are keeping. A photo of one folded half should not stand in for the whole load.
See accepted sports and recreation items
Show its condition before changing it
Photograph damaged legs, loose panels, rust, broken wheels and protruding rods. Tell us if a folding section will not latch or a table no longer rolls. Leave damaged mechanisms undisturbed and explain the problem. Any disassembly needed for removal must be reviewed and included in the agreed work before carrying starts.
Review a heavy or complex game table
Check the route from the game room
Show doorway turns, stair landings and the path to truck parking. Include gates or garage clearance when the table is stored outside the main rooms. Dimensions and current location help the crew assess whether sections can pass through. You do not need to carry it upstairs or outside to request an estimate.
Plan bulky household carrying
Approve the table and any extra items together
List other accepted furniture or household contents leaving in the same pickup. The onsite quote considers the full load, weight, access, disassembly and disposal. The estimate is free; hauling is paid after approval. Oversized, unusually heavy or complex units may require separate project review before their removal plan is confirmed.
Book a game-table pickup estimate