Uncovering the Secrets of Furniture Delivery
The first secret that makes adequate delivery possible is measurement.
Furniture delivery is a one-and-done affair without much to it. Yet, there’s much going on behind the scenes, from when a user clicks “purchase” to when the new furniture piece settles into its spot.
Let’s reveal the secrets of furniture delivery:
Measure twice, deliver once
The first secret that makes adequate delivery possible is measurement. The new furniture may look splendid, but what would be the purpose of buying it if it won’t fit? Deliverers must use every trick to make the furniture fit through doorways, hallways, and staircases and avoid obstacles like large cabinets. Please help them by measuring before ordering and comparing the item’s dimensions. Measuring one time saves everyone headaches on delivery day.
Timing
People usually book delivery slots in advance, especially during peak season. Be realistic about when the delivery people can come. Communicate scheduling conflicts as soon as they appear to avoid missed deliveries or rescheduling fees.
From warehouse to home
After they get an order, delivery people pick up the furniture from the warehouse to load it onto a truck. Larger retailers use more sophisticated systems to track and manage inventory for dispatch. Then, they load the furniture onto a delivery truck slowly and carefully, usually alongside other orders in the same area, to save time and fuel.
White-glove delivery
Many companies have “white-glove delivery” services for premium items. It means bringing furniture into the house, setting it up, and removing packaging material along with the standard delivery. White-glove delivery may cost a little extra but may be worth it for the convenience.
Prepare the house
Clear the path for them to make it faster and safer for the delivery team. Move away obstacles that could make it harder for them to reach the spot for the new furniture.
Inspection and acceptance
After the delivery team delivers the furniture, check everything thoroughly for damage before signing off. Many companies have warranties; if there are issues, they compensate for the damage or defects. So, report them immediately.
Customer service
Good customer service doesn’t stop after delivery. If there are concerns or a need for assistance after delivery, reputable companies will want to help, be it for a return, exchange, or advice on care and maintenance. Always reach out when needed.
Furniture delivery from start to finish
Furniture delivery isn’t merely a piece of furniture going from point A to point B but demands a careful plan, coordination, and communication. Talk to a furniture delivery service directly, see their quotas and policies, and take advantage of them.
Miranda Delivery Service offers moving services across Arizona, interior design moving and storage, furniture delivery and assembly, and commercial storage. Call 480-389-5928 today!