My Assembler
Forty Winks refers customers to Justin directly — and buyers say they'd call him again for every future flat-pack.
The standout pattern isn't just satisfaction but genuine relief: multiple customers describe calling Justin when they were stuck or overwhelmed, and leaving feeling like they'd found someone dependable rather than just a one-off hire. Justin is recommended by at least one local furniture retailer (Forty Winks), which is a practical trust signal beyond the review count alone. For a sole trader with a limited review footprint, that retailer endorsement and the consistency of the personal praise — customers name him specifically and say they'd call again — carries more weight than volume alone. If you're weighing up whether 12 reviews is enough to go on, it's worth asking him directly about experience with your specific item before booking.
What it's like working with them
Based on a sample of Google reviews (12 total)
“it was all done seamlessly”
“arrived punctually and organised”
What they help with
Based on what their customers hired them for
How they stack up
Context from 2 furniture assembly & tv mountings in Geelong
Credentials & background
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About My Assembler
Justin runs My Assembler solo, handling flat-pack furniture assembly and trampoline setup across the Bellarine Peninsula and surrounds — and the detail that stands out from customer accounts is his willingness to go well beyond a standard booking. One customer in Saint Leonards rang in distress over missing screws from 17-year-old stools, and Justin offered to come out regardless; another had eight separate pieces assembled in a single session without a hitch. Forty Winks locally recommends him directly to customers after a bed purchase, which suggests he's familiar enough with retailer flat-packs — IKEA, Forty Winks, and others — to handle whatever arrives in the box. His quoting and booking process gets specific praise for being straightforward, and customers note he arrives on time and organised rather than needing to make multiple trips. He's clearly the kind of tradesperson who explains what he's doing — one customer highlighted that he walked them through safety requirements for their trampoline in extreme weather, unprompted. For homeowners who've bought something complex or bulky and don't want to spend a weekend fighting the instructions, Justin appears to be the practical call.
Best for: flat-pack furniture that's been sitting in the box too long, large or awkward single-item assemblies like trampolines or king beds, and customers referred through a local furniture retailer who need a trusted follow-on service.
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What areas does My Assembler service?+
Justin is based in Indented Head on the Bellarine Peninsula and has completed jobs in Saint Leonards and surrounding areas. Reviews don't mention a formal service radius, so it's worth contacting him directly to confirm whether he covers your specific suburb. His willingness to travel to Saint Leonards — which one customer cheekily noted 'there's no swinging by' — suggests some flexibility.
What types of furniture can My Assembler put together?+
Customers mention a wide range of items: king bed frames, IKEA flat-packs, day beds, round coffee tables, bar stools, trampolines, and multi-piece furniture sets of up to eight items in one visit. He's handled both straightforward builds and pieces customers describe as genuinely tricky. If you have a specific brand or model in mind, it's worth mentioning it when you get a quote.
What do customers say about Justin's pricing?+
Multiple reviewers specifically call out his pricing as affordable or well-priced — it's one of the more consistent themes across the small review sample. No one flags it as a concern. He offers a quoting process before booking, which customers describe as efficient and easy to use, so you should be able to get a clear figure upfront without committing.
Is My Assembler suitable for a single large item, or does he prefer bulk jobs?+
Reviews show he's handled both ends of the scale — a single bed assembly and a batch of eight furniture pieces in one session. Customers in both situations report the same prompt, tidy experience. If you have just one item that's been sitting in a flat-pack box causing stress, that appears to be exactly the kind of job he takes on regularly.
Does Justin explain what he's doing, or just get in and out?+
Based on reviews, he tends to communicate proactively. One customer specifically noted he explained trampoline safety requirements for extreme weather conditions without being asked. Others describe him as friendly and easy to deal with throughout the job. If you have questions about how something is assembled or want to understand what you're getting, he seems approachable rather than dismissive.