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Effortless Pool Table Moving with Absolute Billiards Service 30501 GA
We specialize in delivering top-tier work alongside outstanding customer service. Our services include moving, refelting, assembling, disassembling, calibrating, and repairing all types of pool tables, including antiques and one-piece slate tables.
Our 14-foot customized box truck ensures the safe and secure transport of pool tables, regardless of weather, from Monday to Friday. Absolute Billiards Service holds a $1,000,000 general liability insurance policy to protect your home during our work, along with $10,000 in Inland Marine Insurance (Cargo Insurance). This insurance covers your pool table during transit, ensuring peace of mind even in the event of an accident. Most movers do not offer this coverage, making us a reliable choice for your pool table moving needs.
The Trusted Pool Table Moving Service in Gainesville, Georgia
For over 22 years, Absolute Billiards Service has been delivering exceptional pool table services in Gainesville. We are fully licensed and insured, offering one million dollars in general liability insurance and $10,000 in cargo insurance. Our credentials and references are a testament to our reliability. As one of only two official members of the American Billiard Installers Association (ABIA) in Atlanta, we adhere to the highest standards of quality and professionalism in the industry. The ABIA enforces strict guidelines and quality control checks, ensuring guaranteed customer satisfaction and superior craftsmanship. Contact Brett, the owner and operator since 2000, for top-tier service at an affordable rate. To explore your pool table moving options, call our licensed and insured specialists today at +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 678-409-7904.
Breakdown / Disassembly
Absolute Billiards Service Services can disassemble any brand or style pool table for transport or storage. Whether you need to move from upstairs or to another state, we can disassemble your pool table with precision and care. The disassembly of your pool table is just as important to us as the assembly. We take our time and mark every single piece of your table as it is taken apart to ensure a securely fitted proper installation when you have it set back up at your new location, by us or another installer.
Installation / Assembly
Properly stretching the table felt and using exact leveling techniques takes experience and skill, and no two scenarios are ever the same. Brett has 12 jobs a week for 17 straight years under his belt and he can tell you directly every table is a little different. Our 20 years of experience has resulted in our prompt adaptability, refined techniques, and ABSOLUTELY precise results.
Rebumper / Recushioning
One of the most important aspects of your pool table is the cushions. Pool table cushions are covered by felt and located on the playing surface side of the pool table’s wooden rails. The cushions rebound the balls while maintaining their kinetic energy. Rail cushions are made from vulcanized rubber. Vulcanization is to harden rubber by combining it with sulfur or other substances in the presence of heat and pressure. Vulcanization gives rubber strength, resistance, and elasticity. In its natural state, rubber is sticky, but tends to not hold its shape when it warms, or becomes brittle when it gets cold. Commonly used vulcanized rubber products also include: hockey pucks, shoes soles and tires.
Slate Crating
We also offer billiard slate crating services, also known as ‘crating your slate’. We can breakdown any 3 piece slate pool table and package the slate in our signature crating designed specifically for safe and secure transport. This is mandatory for most reputable moving service companies. They will not take on the liability of transporting any billiard slate unless crated properly. We are the best when it comes to providing customized slate crating services. Every crate is built onsite to ensure a custom fit for your specific billiard slate.
Refelting / Recovering
The company you choose to install the felt on your pool table is a very important choice! An improper felt installation can result in wrinkles in your felt, which are not only unsightly, but can affect the table’s play. If the felt is too loose, it wrinkles. If it’s too tight, it can rip. If it’s installed improperly on the rails, it can actually pull and permanently warp the bumpers/cushions. To see one example of a badly felted table, click here. Did you know the technique used to install one felt can be completely different when installing another? Simonis cloth uses a very specific installation process and if you don’t know what that process is, you can end up with visible lines all over the table. We know how important your table is to you. Your felt is a key component for a flawless playing surface. Choose Absolute Billiard Services today and you won’t need us again for years!
Commercial Services
We are experienced in commercial pool table installations. Most tables you see in a restaurant or bar are going to be a typical coin operated pool table. Valley, Dynamo, Valley Dynamo, Valley Cougar, Diamond, Shelti, Apache, and Global are common coin operated table brand names. Coin operated tables, also commonly known as ‘bar tables’, need additional attention and care that a home pool table doesn’t require. We often use a different grade of felt on bar tables to stand up to the wear and tear they will endure. The inside of a coin operated table contains a few mechanisms that can become jammed or dirty and keep the table from running smoothly. The most common problem is the cue ball keeps returning in the ball return box instead of where it should at the head of the table.
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Our Services:
- Pool table assembly and disassembly
- Relocation services (performed in a box truck, regardless of weather)
- Re-felting and repairs (including antique tables)
- Rebumpering/recushioning
- Precision leveling to tournament standards using a machinist level
- One-year warranty against defects in assembly or craftsmanship
- New and used pool table sales
Post-Service Support:
We offer a one-year warranty on all work. We ensure the felt remains smooth and the table stays level, provided the table is not moved or subjected to undue stress.
Contact Us Today to Schedule Your Pool Table Move in Gainesville, Georgia
Expert Pool Table Moving in Gainesville 30501
As a full-service billiard company, we deliver high-quality work paired with outstanding customer service. Our services include moving, recovering, assembling, disassembling, calibrating, and repairing all types of pool tables, including antiques.
We also offer new and used pool tables for sale in Gainesville. If you’re looking to sell instead of buy, give us a call. We welcome storage inquiries as well. Contact us at +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 678-409-7904 from 8am to 8pm for a quote, or use our online form. Our experience, skill, and professionalism will be evident. At Absolute Billiards, we understand the importance of proper assembly for both new and used pool tables. Moving a pool table requires the same care as moving a piano due to its complexity and the potential cost of damage. Absolute Billiards Services is fully licensed and insured.
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The city of Gainesville is the county seat of Hall County, Georgia, United States.[5] As of the 2020 census, the city had a population of 42,296. By 2019 the population had risen to an estimated 43,232.[6] Because of its large number of poultry processing plants, it is often called the “Poultry Capital of the World.” Gainesville is the principal city of, and is included in, the Gainesville, Georgia Metropolitan Statistical Area, which is included in the Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Gainesville, Georgia Combined Statistical Area.
Gainesville was established as “Mule Camp Springs” by European-American settlers in the early 1800s. Less than three years after the organization of Hall County on December 15, 1818, Mule Camp Springs was renamed “Gainesville” on April 21, 1821. It was named in honor of General Edmund P. Gaines,[7] a hero of the War of 1812 and a noted military surveyor and road-builder. Gainesville was selected to be the county seat and chartered by the Georgia General Assembly on November 30, 1821.
