Anything and Everything
The crew that turns 'the shop delivery guys wouldn't do it' into a problem already solved.
Named crew members like Justin, Jared, Clayton, Sean, Ethan, and Tom show up in positive reviews often enough that this feels like a stable team rather than a revolving roster of contractors. That said, the business's trajectory is worth noting: reviews from the earlier part of the review window average around 5★, while the more recent half shows more variance, including a handful of 1-star complaints around crew conduct and a delivery that was delayed for over a month without clear communication. None of those concerns appears in the majority of reviews, but if you're booking a time-sensitive or high-value delivery, it's worth confirming your delivery window in writing and asking who specifically will be on your job.
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What it's like working with them
Based on a sample of Google reviews (49 total)
“professional and courteous”
“I use these guys multiple times weekly for my business”
What they help with
Based on what their customers hired them for
How they stack up
Context from 8 furniture assembly & tv mountings in Sunshine Coast
Credentials & background
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About Anything and Everything
Sean leads a team that has spent over a decade solving the furniture delivery and assembly problems that retailers and their own couriers simply won't touch — navigating narrow stairwells, balcony lifts for first-floor units, tricky pivot doors, and same-day rescue jobs when shop deliveries fall apart on the doorstep. Clayton and Sean together drew praise for turning a stress-filled apartment delivery crisis into a smooth assembly job, while Ethan and Tom earned their own callout for sheer patience working through a particularly narrow front door. Justin and Jared appear across multiple reviews for going above and beyond on same-day jobs, suggesting they're the crew deployed when urgency matters. Beyond one-off residential deliveries, the business runs regular freight routes — including a documented Gympie-to-Brisbane corridor for sensitive commercial freight — and several B2B clients, including furniture retailers and The Mattress Company in Yandina, use them on a repeat-contract basis. The sweet spot is jobs that require more than muscle: awkward access, assembly on arrival, or removal of the old item at the same time as the new one comes in.
Best for: furniture deliveries with difficult access (stairs, balconies, narrow doors), same-day rescue deliveries when retailer couriers fall short, and flat pack assembly after delivery.
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What kinds of delivery jobs does Anything and Everything specialise in?+
The business handles the tricky deliveries that standard retail couriers won't attempt — narrow staircases, balcony lifts to upper-floor apartments, tight doorways, and situations where the furniture needs to be assembled after it arrives. Several reviews specifically describe them rescuing a delivery gone wrong when the original shop courier refused to carry items up stairs or around awkward access points. They also do same-day jobs when the need is urgent. If your delivery involves any access challenge, this appears to be their wheelhouse.
Does Anything and Everything cover areas outside the Sunshine Coast?+
Yes — reviews mention a regular freight route between Gympie and Brisbane, and at least one customer had a sofa waiting in Maroochydore for delivery to the South Burnett region. However, that South Burnett customer had a poor experience with delays, suggesting regional runs may depend on consolidated loads rather than individual bookings. If you're outside the immediate Sunshine Coast area, it's worth asking upfront whether they run to your location regularly or only when load demand warrants it.
What do customers say about pricing?+
Multiple reviews specifically mention pricing as a positive, with one reviewer noting A&E came through when other services were 'too expensive.' Another noted a balcony lift job came at a 'reasonable' cost. No reviews describe being surprised by unexpected charges. That said, exact pricing isn't public — contact them directly with your job details to get a quote, and confirm whether assembly or rubbish removal is included.
Who will actually show up to my job?+
Reviews name a number of crew members by first name — Sean (the operator), Clayton, Ethan, Tom, Justin, Jared, Andy, Joe, and others — which suggests a reasonably stable team rather than casual day labour. Justin and Jared appear in more than one review for same-day or urgent jobs, and Clayton and Sean are specifically praised for complex problem-solving on-site. If a particular crew member matters to you, it's reasonable to ask who'll be assigned when you book.
Do they also remove old furniture when delivering new pieces?+
Yes — this is mentioned directly in several reviews. One customer had their old sofa taken to the tip at the same time the new one was delivered, and another had an old lounge removed via balcony in reverse of the new delivery route. It's worth confirming when you book whether tip runs or disposal are included in the quote or charged separately.