Removing and Replacing A Livingroom Drywall Ceiling

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We sold an old sofa we bought that came from Haverty's furniture store. It sold for 10 bucks. I took that old couch out. Out with the old, in with the new, as it is said. We had to make room for a new pair of recliners that we haven't yet purchased. Before that the ceiling needs to be repaired. When a crack forms on the ceiling and it is made of drywall which is basically gypsum board, the crack will grow and grow and the drywall board will sag and sag until it eventually falls from the ceiling but that will take a number of years and I am not waiting around for it to fall on my head. So if and when the contractor agrees to take down the ceiling and replace it with new drywall we basically will have to take every piece of furniture and other things out of the living room. It will be a challenge. because the entertainment center is made of solid wood and weighs over 300 pounds empty!