Furniture Store Moving in Colorado Springs

Furniture stores tend to have one large advantage and one large problem. The advantage is usually a real loading dock or an oversized rear door. The problem is volume, so the day is planned by room group: bedroom, dining, living, then the back room. We walk both buildings to measure the widest sectional and tallest armoire against the doors.

Your team sets two cutoffs: the last day samples can be sold off the floor, and the last day new stock deliveries arrive at the old address. Ask your suppliers to ship anything due after that date to the new store. Moving the showroom over a weekend lets you close the old doors on a Saturday and open the new ones soon after. If the new location is in a shopping center, check whether the landlord wants a certificate of insurance first.

Upholstery is covered with pads and then stretch wrap, so fabric never touches a moving blanket that has been on a truck floor. Wood and lacquer casegoods get corner guards under the pads, and tabletop glass travels in its own carton. Every sample keeps its showroom tag or price card inside the wrap, taped to the frame.

Sealed stock is inspected only from the outside. A crushed corner, a punctured carton, or a wet box is photographed and set aside for your receiving lead before it goes on the truck, since that carton may need a freight claim with the manufacturer. At the new showroom, we place samples by room group, unwrap them, and take the wrap away. Your staff do the final floor arrangement and accessory styling.