Moving in Los Angeles often presents challenges when it comes to transporting bulky furniture through narrow doorways, cramped stairways, or tiny elevators. While disassembling the furniture can often solve the problem, there are instances where the only viable solution is to hoist the item through a window or balcony. However, it's crucial to note that hoisting can be a complex and hazardous task. For this reason, we strongly advise hiring professional movers to handle this job. Opting for a DIY approach or using unqualified laborers can lead to potential damage to your furniture, home, or even personal injury.

Furniture Hoisting Steps

When ordering furniture hoisting services with us you can expect the following -

• Thoroughly Wrap the Furniture with Protective Pads and Shrink Wrap: Since hoisting exerts significant pressure on your furniture, it is essential to wrap it properly. This step helps prevent damage from straps or rubbing against walls or railings. We always use multiple furniture pads to cover the sofa or item and ensure you employ high-quality shrink wrap.
• Identify Optimal Landing Spots for the Hoist: Look for areas with minimal obstructions. It is ill-advised to hoist your sofa if there's a risk of hitting a window or if there are obstacles like trees in the way. The best location for hoisting is typically a balcony that extends out from the house or apartment building.
• Utilize Moving-Hoisting Straps: Place moving straps securely around the furniture and fasten them. Connect the hoisting belts with the moving straps, ensuring a tight grip to prevent slippage.
• Movers will carefully hoist the furniture piece up and place it in desired location

In summary, hoisting furniture in Los Angeles can be a challenging and risky task. To minimize the potential for damage to your furniture or property, as well as the risk of personal injury, we highly recommend hiring professional movers for this job. They possess the necessary expertise, equipment, and experience to execute hoisting safely and efficiently, ensuring your furniture arrives intact and your home remains undamaged.