Access and scheduling
Your delivery calendar keeps running while the store moves. Your store lead identifies sold floor models, customer orders in the back, and display pieces released before the final selling period. We use that list to plan loading. Pieces needed for scheduled deliveries stay where your team directs; they do not enter the relocation load by assumption.
A showroom may offer a broad front entrance but little truck access there. We check the rear receiving door, loading apron, ceiling clearance, and turns that a long sofa or dining top must pass. At both locations, your staff marks staging zones so wrapped pieces do not block shopping paths or receiving. If the property controls dock hours or needs a Certificate of Insurance, we collect its instructions before choosing a window.


