We’ve learned a lot during our years working in the furniture installation business in British Columbia. Here are a few valuable tips to remember:

• Don’t underestimate the value of planning. Ensure your plan is comprehensive to mitigate surprises. It is worth involving your furniture installation representative in discussions and planning sessions to assess what is required for the project to go smoothly.

• Be sure to incorporate enough time for the tear-down of existing furniture as well as removal, as well as adequate time to move in the new furniture to be installed.

• If your project is a rebuild, a parts inventory is essential. Our professional staff can help with this as well as identifying deficiencies and securing the required missing pieces.

• Consider what else is going to be going on during the installation. If your business is expanding or building new space, will other tradespeople be working there as well? The Crew is used to working alongside other tradespeople, communicating effectively and organizing themselves accordingly.

• Have a clearly designated person for your office as the key contact to oversee the installation requirements.

• Always check new furniture for concealed damage so any problems or deficiencies can be remedied with the manufacturer immediately. The Crew is well experienced in this area and will advocate for their clients, resolving issues for them.

• Expect a walk-through when the project is completed. The Crew always ensures that clients are well satisfied with the work done for each and every project, completing a thorough on-site inspection.