Project Management
One person answers the phone, owns the timeline, and coordinates every vendor. That’s the whole service.
What project management includes
Furniture projects fail in the gaps — between the dealer and the freight company, the building manager and the install crew. We close those gaps with a single point of contact who owns the schedule, coordinates vendors and deliveries, and keeps the budget where it was quoted.
You get a clear timeline up front and one number to call when anything changes. We handle the rest: ordering, freight tracking, building access, crew scheduling, and the punch list at the end.
Who it’s for
Office moves and relocations, multi-room fit-outs, and any project with more moving parts than one person wants to chase — especially when the office manager already has a full-time job that isn’t furniture.
How it connects to the rest
Project management is the thread through our other services: the space plan sets the spec, our crews deliver and install it, and leasing or inventory management picks up afterward if you need them. One partner, end to end.
Common questions
Do you manage projects where some furniture comes from other suppliers?
Our coordination is built around inventory we source — that’s what lets us stand behind the schedule. Tell us what’s coming from elsewhere and we’ll tell you honestly whether we can fold it into the plan.
How far in advance should we start?
The earlier the better — lead times on commercial furniture vary by brand and stock. Reach out as soon as you have a move date or project window and we’ll build the timeline backward from it.
Ready to plan your workspace?
Get a free consultation and quote from our office furniture team. New England businesses of every size welcome.