FF&E receiving and storage
We accept furniture, fixtures, and equipment shipments from your vendors, inspect for damage at intake, and hold securely until install day.
Construction
We handle FF&E receiving, warehouse staging, jobsite delivery, and on-site labor support — so your project schedule doesn't slip on logistics.
The problem we solve
Furniture and fixtures arrive before the space is ready. They get stored in hallways, damaged, or lost. Install day arrives and the right items are in the wrong place — or nowhere at all.
We act as the logistics layer between your vendor deliveries and your install schedule. Items ship to our warehouse, we receive and inspect them, we hold them through the construction phase, and we deliver to the jobsite in the sequence your schedule requires.
What we handle for construction clients
Why we fit
Most movers and freight carriers work on their schedule. They deliver when they can and expect you to manage the rest. That doesn't work on a construction project where install sequencing is everything.
We operate on your project timeline. We hold inventory until you're ready, release it in phases, and send crews that can work alongside your GC and install team.
How it works
Tell us what's coming, when it's arriving, and when you need it on site. We set up your storage structure before the first shipment arrives.
Vendors ship to us. We receive, inspect, log, and organize everything by your project phase.
When you're ready for each phase, we load and deliver. Your items arrive in the right sequence, to the right floor, ready for install.
FAQ
Yes. We act as a third-party receiving agent for your vendors. We accept deliveries on your behalf, inspect items for damage, document intake condition, and hold in our warehouse until you need delivery to the jobsite.
We build flexibility into our storage arrangements for construction clients. If your schedule changes — and they usually do — we hold inventory without penalizing you for the delay. Tell us when you're ready.
Yes, with appropriate coordination. We work with your GC on access protocols, staging areas, and timing. Active construction sites require more advance communication, but we're experienced in them.
We can provide crews for furniture placement, assembly, and staging support. We're not licensed furniture installers or general trades, but for moving and placing items during an install, we work alongside installation teams regularly.
Yes — this is one of our most common construction-adjacent use cases. See also our Interior Design industry page for more on how we support FF&E-heavy projects.