Yes! It’s a pretty large undertaking, but pool tables do come apart. In order to remove a pool table, you will have to remove the legs at the very least. If your table is too large to take corners, you’ll also need to remove the rail bolts, rails, pockets and slate top. To dismantle your pool table, you’ll need a drill with both flathead and Phillips head bits, socket and ratchet wrenches (14mm and 15mm), a staple remover, several furniture dollies, moving blankets and tape. Once the legs are removed, work with at least one other person to lift the table onto two furniture dollies. The dollies will allow you to roll the table more easily. If you don’t have the proper tools, or aren’t comfortable taking apart a pool table yourself, we offer professional disassembly as an add-on to our stress-free pool table removal service. Get an upfront quote online today.