Furniture only works once it is standing in the right place, level, wired and ready for Monday morning. Our installers handle every step between the truck and a finished office – new furniture, used furniture, and furniture you bought somewhere else – and the same crew that plans the job is the one that shows up to build it.
Installation
We receive the order, check it against the packing list, and bring it in on the day the space is ready. Workstations are built to the drawing, desks and tables leveled, power and data routed through the cable trays, and every drawer and height mechanism tested before we leave. The packaging goes with us, and the floor is left clean enough to move straight in.
Office Relocation
Moving an office is mostly planning. We walk both spaces, tag every piece to its new room, and schedule the move so your team loses as little working time as possible – usually a Friday-to-Monday turnaround. Furniture is taken apart, blanket-wrapped, moved on our trucks and rebuilt at the new address, with the desks in place and the crates on them when people arrive.
Reconfiguration
Growing, shrinking or changing how you work does not have to mean buying everything new. We take the workstations you already own and rebuild them into a new layout – more seats, lower panels, a new team area or room for a meeting space – and fill any gaps with matching new or pre-owned parts. It is often a fraction of the cost of replacing the floor.
Furniture From Anywhere
Bought online, through a dealer or straight from the manufacturer? We install that too. Most systems furniture and flat-pack lines are familiar territory, and when one is not, we work from the manufacturer's instructions and do it properly. You get one crew accountable for the whole floor instead of a stack of boxes and a weekend of guesswork.
Receiving & Staging
Deliveries rarely land on the same day the space is ready. We can take them in at our warehouse, check every carton for damage and shortages, and hold it until the site is clear. Anything missing is chased with the supplier before install day, not discovered during it, and everything goes out staged by floor and room.
Decommissioning & Removal
The old furniture has to go somewhere. We dismantle and remove what you are leaving behind – and when it has resale value we will make an offer on it, which can offset the cost of the new. What cannot be reused is recycled wherever possible, and the space is handed back empty and broom-swept, ready for the landlord's walk-through.
Nights & Weekends
A business that is open cannot always stop for an install. We work evenings and weekends when the job calls for it, so staff leave on Friday and come back to a finished floor. We coordinate elevator reservations, loading dock times and building rules with your property manager ahead of time, so nothing holds the crew up on the night.
How an Install Runs
- Site visit We walk the space, measure, note power, data and access, and talk through the schedule.
- Quote and plan You get a fixed price and a layout drawing, revised until it is right.
- Receiving Furniture is checked in, damage and shortages are sorted out, and the install date is locked in.
- Install day Our crew builds, levels and cable-manages everything to the drawing, then clears the site.
- Walk-through We go over the finished space with you and fix anything on the punch list before we call it done.
Questions We Get Asked
Do you install furniture we bought somewhere else?
Yes. We install furniture bought online, through a dealer or direct from the manufacturer. Most systems furniture and flat-pack lines are familiar to us, and when one is not, we work from the manufacturer's instructions.
Can you move our office over a weekend?
Usually, yes. We walk both spaces, tag every piece to its new room and schedule the move so your team loses as little working time as possible – most often a Friday-to-Monday turnaround.
Can you hold our furniture until the space is ready?
Yes. We receive deliveries at our warehouse, check every carton for damage and shortages, chase anything missing with the supplier, and bring it all out staged by floor and room on install day.
What happens to our old furniture?
We dismantle and remove it. When it has resale value we make an offer on it, which can offset the cost of the new furniture; what cannot be reused is recycled wherever possible.
Do you work nights and weekends?
When the job calls for it. We coordinate elevator reservations, loading dock times and building rules with your property manager ahead of time.
