I took down my longarm myself when I moved. I took lots of pictures, took notes on the order used to take it down, put the bolts, nuts, etc. that I used in baggies that I labeled with numbers and notes. When I got to the new house I was able to reassemble most of it by myself. I did get my son's help inserting the long poles, but probably could have done that too if necessary. It isn't rocket science. And if you do it yourself, you will know a lot more about your machine and its frame.