Pool Table Moving

A slate pool table isn't furniture you can carry out on a dolly. Most of its weight is in the slate, and it has to come apart to move safely: rails off, cloth released, slate unscrewed and lifted out piece by piece. Moved in one piece, a table risks a cracked slate, a twisted frame, and a playing surface that never sits level again.

Brooks Billiards moves pool tables whether or not we sold them. The same crew that installs our new tables does the work. We take the table apart, protect and haul the slate and frame, reassemble it in the new room, re-seat the rails, and level it before we leave.

Moves are quoted, not priced off a chart. The number depends on the table's size, how far it's going, and the access at both ends: stairs, tight turns, basements. Call with the make and size of the table, where it is now, and where it's going, and we'll give you a straightforward quote.

A move is also a good time to put on new cloth, since the cloth usually has to come off the slate anyway. Ask about recovering when you call, and we can do both in one visit.