Flat-pack furniture always takes longer than the box promises. We assemble it properly the first time — level, sturdy, and without leftover parts.
Mile Ex, the former industrial district between Mile End and Parc-Extension, is now full of lofts, studios and renovated plexes. Converted warehouses and old plexes sit side by side, so one street can need very different solutions.
Flat-pack furniture fails when cam locks are over-tightened, panels chip or anchors are missing — tall units must also be wall-anchored for safety.
In a condo or apartment building, we coordinate delivery windows and elevator bookings and follow co-ownership rules so installation does not disturb neighbours.
In a plex, narrow stairs and shared hallways shape how heavy items move, so we measure the path first and protect walls and landings before we carry anything in.
Many streets here have back lanes or narrow frontage, so we plan where to stage tools and materials before the visit.
This area is on the Island of Montréal, so travel is short and same-day response is often possible.
Yes — we assemble pieces from IKEA and other retailers, including wardrobes, beds, desks and shelving.
Yes, anchoring dressers and bookcases is part of a safe installation, especially with kids at home.
Yes. FixWorks serves Mile Ex and nearby areas including Mile End, Parc-Extension, La Petite-Patrie, Outremont. Call (438) 533-5664 or book online — we respond fast and often the same day. Many streets here have back lanes or narrow frontage, so we plan where to stage tools and materials before the visit.
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