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Pool table moving in North Olmsted & Greater Cleveland
Moving across town, down to the basement or out of storage, we take the table apart, move it safely and put it back together level. You get a table that plays like it did before the move, or better.
What every move includes
No shortcuts like sliding the table on its legs or carrying it in one piece. Here's how we do it.
- 1
Strip the table down
Pockets, rails and cloth come off first so nothing tears or snaps.
- 2
Lift and pad the slate
Each slab is unscrewed, lifted out and wrapped for the trip.
- 3
Move the frame and legs
Broken down so it clears stairs and doorways without dings.
- 4
Rebuild and level the frame
Set square in the new room and leveled before the slate goes on.
- 5
Shim, level and seal the slate
Checked in both directions and seams filled so the ball rolls true.
- 6
Cloth, rails and pockets back on
Cloth stretched tight, or new cloth if you're refelting during the move.
Moves we handle
House to house
Full teardown, transport and setup at your new place.
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Room to room
Same house, new room. Basement, garage or game room.
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Into or out of storage
Taken down and packed for storage, or picked up and set up when you're ready.
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Bought a used table?
We'll pick it up from the seller and set it up in your room.
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Stairs
Per flight, since slate has to be carried by hand.
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Will it fit? Room size guide
Minimum room size for a full stroke with standard 58″ cues. Short of that? Shorter cues can work for a wall or two.
| Table | Playing surface | Minimum room |
|---|---|---|
| 7 ft | 39″ × 78″ | 12′11″ × 16′2″ |
| 8 ft | 44″ × 88″ | 13′4″ × 17′ |
| 8 ft pro | 46″ × 92″ | 13′6″ × 17′4″ |
| 9 ft | 50″ × 100″ | 13′10″ × 18′ |