You don't need to buy a van and hire a driver to offer real delivery windows. We run scheduled routes for furniture and home goods retailers who'd rather focus on the showroom.
Furniture and home goods retailers are expected to offer delivery, but running a delivery operation is a business of its own: a truck, insurance, drivers, scheduling, and a plan for when someone calls in sick. Most showrooms would rather spend that energy on the showroom.
We run scheduled delivery for furniture and home goods retailers who want to give customers a real time slot without carrying a fleet. From small décor to larger pieces that need two people, the order goes on a route built around when the customer will be home.
Orders delivered in a slot the customer can plan around.
New stock moved from a warehouse or supplier to the showroom floor.
Sofas, tables, and dressers that can't be moved safely by one person.
Lamps, mirrors, rugs, and accessories delivered promptly after purchase.
A damaged or wrong item swapped fast, so the customer isn't left waiting.
Furniture and décor delivered to a pop-up, showroom event, or staged home.
Typical item sizes and weights, and which pieces need two people.
Agree on delivery days and the time slots you'll offer customers.
Customer deliveries sequenced into one route by area and window.
Items brought to the door or the agreed spot, with your customer informed of the arrival.
Whoever you choose, these are worth asking before you commit.
Tell us the dimensions and weight of what you typically sell. We can arrange for two people on bulkier pieces, and we'll confirm the vehicle and handling when we plan your routes.
Tell us what level of service you want to offer — to the door, inside the home, or to a room of choice — and we'll confirm what we can do for each type of item before you promise it to customers.
Yes. Routes are planned around windows you agree with us, so you can give customers a slot rather than only a date.
No. You get delivery capacity through our routes, without buying a vehicle or putting a driver on payroll.
