If you're ready to turn the hard work and Allen wrench over to a pro, be sure to read their reviews before hiring. Look for someone who has a proven track record assembling IKEA furniture and has happy customers to show for it. When communicating with a potential hire, ask how many years of experience the assembler has working with IKEA furniture. Let the assembler know about anything unusual in the layout of your home or office, such as space constraints or odd wall and floor surfaces. Be sure to let your assembler know where the item was purchased (if not IKEA), the brand name and model, and the item, article or serial number, SKU# or UPC#. Be sure to confirm that they will bring all the necessary tools and equipment for assembling your furniture. For some larger projects, the company may suggest that you hire two furniture assembly pros for safe installation of large-scale products, such as the Pax closet system. Ensure that the IKEA furniture assembly pro has liability insurance in case of any accidents to protect both them and you from financial responsibility. The more information you can provide, the easier it will be for the contractor to give you an accurate time and cost estimate. Then sit back, have a lingonberry soda, and watch as your furniture is magically assembled.