Pool Table Moves
We can disassemble your pool table, pack it up, move it to a second address, and assemble the table while getting it extremely level.
Baltimore, MD
Pool table moves, installation, and recovering in Baltimore and across Maryland, DC, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Delaware.
At Baltimore Pool Table Movers, we specialize in pool table moving across Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C., not just in Baltimore, with competitive pricing and careful handling.
Some people believe moving a pool table is as simple as removing the legs and carrying it out the door. In reality, a pool table typically weighs between 600 and 900 pounds, and improper handling can seriously damage its frame, slate, and leveling. That is why we fully disassemble every table we move: it is the only safe and secure method. Your table will be leveled and ready to play, and we stand by our work with a three month service guarantee.
Choose the service that matches where the table is now and what needs to happen next.
We can disassemble your pool table, pack it up, move it to a second address, and assemble the table while getting it extremely level.
This is what you need if the table is already in the room and you need it professionally set up, leveled, and your felt put on.
We will come into your house and remove the existing felt from your table, replacing it with Championship Titan or Tour Edition, and check that the table is level.
We are grounded in good old-fashioned craftsmanship. Every service we provide reflects the values we care about: honesty, quality, and the belief that your home deserves the very best.
Let Baltimore Pool Table Movers handle your pool table move with precision and care. Get in touch today for a quote.
We also serve Washington, D.C., Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. Include the service address or addresses with your request so coverage can be confirmed.
In many cases, yes, because a slate table comes apart into pieces that are carried separately. The narrowest point on the route, usually the basement stairs, is what matters. Measure the stair width and the lowest ceiling point, and mention both when you ask for a quote.
Say where a vehicle can stop and how far that is from the door, including any steps up from the street. If the street has permit parking, loading limits or a narrow alley, mention it so the time on site can be planned around it.
Most full-size home tables use three separate slate sections that are levelled and joined during assembly. Some smaller or lower-cost tables use a single slate, which is heavier to lift in one piece and limits how it can be moved. If you are not sure which you have, a photo underneath the table usually shows it.
Clear the table and a working space around it, and move fragile furniture off the route. If you have rugs that are coming up or floors being finished, mention it, because the table's final position is easier to set before rather than after.
Yes. Changing the cloth while the table is apart saves taking the rails off twice. Say what colour and grade of cloth you would like, or ask for options, when you request the move.
The service areas are listed on this site. If your town is not listed, send the full address anyway and it will be checked. Give both addresses for a move, since the distance between them is part of the planning.