Where a Maiden Home piece needs hands
Maiden Home sectionals and select modular sofas join with metal alligator clips and brackets: one piece carries the clip on its base, the other the bracket, and the two slide together. The brand also makes modular collections, such as the Jones Modular.
Many of the sofas also come with tie-downs: metal clips under the seat cushion that attach to fabric loops on the cushion sides to keep them in place. Beds and other pieces are built in the manufacturer's order, from the parts that came in the box.
Clipped, checked and placed
We are experienced with Maiden Home, and most of the work is in the clips, the carry and the placement. Each piece is looked over as it comes out of its wrapping, and any pre-existing damage or missing part is put in writing in an inspection report. Sectional pieces are pushed together square and clipped to their brackets, and a bed is built in the room it is going to stand in and leveled to the floor.
Carrying a piece to another room inside your home is included, with the sections unclipped for the move and joined again where they will stand. The packaging is broken down and stacked wherever you want it, and every job carries the Masterwork Promise.
Booking a Maiden Home visit
Tell us the piece names and the configuration at booking. We work from Round Rock to Buda and out to Lakeway, seven days a week, and same-day or next-day slots depend on what is already on the board. The same standard applies to every furniture assembly job, any brand, any retailer.




Product inspection

Full cleanup

Licensed & insured

Precision placement

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