A climate-controlled Richmond warehouse, item-level inspection with photographs, and installs handled the way your client expects to see them.
Freight arrives on a truck at a time nobody chose, in packaging that hides what happened in transit. Your client’s house isn’t ready, and neither is your schedule. That’s the part we take.
8580 Sanford Drive, Richmond. You’re welcome to come and see it.
Expected shipment, vendor, and which project and client it belongs to, before it arrives.
Checked against what you told us to expect, then assigned to the right project.
Opened, checked for visible damage, photographed, and anything we find is documented.
Tagged to your project and shelved with the rest of that job’s inventory.
Confirmation it landed, with photos and condition notes where they apply.
Held until you’re ready. Renovation schedules slip; that isn’t your problem to solve here.
Pulled, protected, blanket-wrapped, loaded and driven to the site.
Carried in, placed where you want it, assembled where it needs to be, debris removed.
After that, storage is billed monthly per item, at the same rate as that item’s receiving fee. No minimum term, and no charge for holding a project while a renovation runs late.
Priced per item, based on size and what’s involved in handling it.
Free for the first 30 days. Then monthly, matching that item’s receiving fee.
Quoted per install: crew, distance, and what’s being placed.
Better said here than discovered on delivery day.
Tell us which items to open and which stay sealed. We don’t unwrap anything you didn’t ask us to.
If something arrives damaged we photograph it and write it up, and you get everything you need for the vendor or the carrier. We don’t run the claim for you.
Not a separate team you have to book. The same standards apply to whoever is on the truck that day.
Received items, photos, condition notes and delivery status, all filed under the job they belong to.
Send us the project and what’s coming, and we’ll come back with receiving and storage pricing for it. Come see the warehouse first if you’d rather.