Confirm the details.
Delivery address, contact information, access notes, stairs, elevators, and anything else the truck should know before meeting your building.
YES, WE BRING THE BIG STUFF
Because "curbside" is a dangerous word when you bought a sectional.
Delivery should end with furniture in the right place, not with you staring at a sofa from the driveway wondering which friend still owes you a favor.
See how delivery worksFROM OUR FLOOR TO YOUR FLOOR
We handle the part where the furniture has to become your furniture.
Exact delivery services vary by retailer, but customers should know what happens before the truck starts moving.
Pick the window.
Schedule an available delivery time and make sure somebody old enough to make furniture decisions is home.
Make some room.
Clear the route, protect anything fragile, and move the tiny table that everybody keeps pretending is not directly in the way.
MEASURE TWICE. SWEAR ZERO TIMES.
The sofa fitting in the room is only half the assignment.
It also has to survive the trip from the truck to that room.
Doorways
Measure the narrowest point, including trim, handles, and anything else waiting to ruin the math.
Hallways and turns
A sofa can fit through the front door and still lose an argument with the first ninety-degree turn.
Stairs and elevators
Check width, height, landings, elevator doors, and whether the building has delivery restrictions.
The final destination
Clear the room and decide where the piece is going before several adults are holding it in the air.
WHAT DOES DELIVERY INCLUDE?
Ask before the truck shows up with different expectations.
Delivery options can differ by product, location, building access, and retailer policy. Confirm whether your order includes room placement, assembly, packaging removal, haul-away, or other services when scheduling.
Ask about deliveryONE LAST THING
Measure the doorway. Seriously. Measure the doorway.
A two-minute measurement now can prevent a very public furniture geometry lesson later.
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