Delivery · Installation · Continuing support
Carry the approved furniture plan into a workplace ready to use.
Pettus coordinates warehousing, site readiness, access, delivery, installation, final corrections, warranty, moves, additions, and changes through regional project teams.
Execution begins before delivery day
Installation begins before the truck arrives.
The furniture, building, site, schedule, access, staging, technology, construction, employees, and installation crews must be coordinated before the delivery window.
Site conditions
Access, loading, elevators, security, staging, floor protection, construction completion, field dimensions, power, data, and work-area availability.
Warehousing and staging
Track shipments, receive, inspect, hold, sequence, stage, and release furniture when timing or phased work requires control.
Delivery and field execution
Scheduling, crews, assembly, placement, adjustment, occupied work, protection, cleanup, issue documentation, and trade coordination.
Punch list and warranty
Walkthrough, final corrections, damage or shortage resolution, documentation, warranty, parts, replacements, additions, and changes.
Define responsibility early
The installation window is not the time to discover missing prerequisites.
A clear execution plan identifies what must be ready, who approves changes, how products arrive, where they are staged, how occupied areas are protected, and who owns final corrections.
- New construction and new-office installations
- Relocations, expansions, and phased openings
- Occupied renovations and off-hours work
- Multi-location standards, moves, additions, and changes
- Warehousing, staged release, and schedule recovery
Readiness controls
Verify the conditions that control delivery and installation.
Physical readiness
Construction, floors, walls, ceilings, doors, power, data, HVAC, elevators, loading, security, staging, and protection.
Products and responsibilities
Approved products, quantities, changes, shortages, removals, reused furniture, installer scope, technology, acceptance, and escalation.
People, phasing, and communication
Occupancy, work hours, employee movement, zone releases, temporary conditions, safety, cleanup, daily handoffs, and move-in.
Execution sequence
Four controlled stages from preparation through continuing support.
Review the live conditions.
Schedule, access, building rules, construction, field conditions, technology, staging, occupancy, responsibilities, and risks.
Control product flow.
Tracking, receipt, inspection, shortage or damage documentation, warehousing, staging, sequencing, and release.
Execute the approved plan.
Delivery, assembly, placement, adjustment, protection, cleanup, issue escalation, field decisions, and daily coordination.
Correct and continue.
Walkthrough, punch list, final correction, acceptance, warranty, parts, replacements, additions, moves, and changes.
Common questions
Questions project and facilities teams ask before delivery.
Can Pettus warehouse furniture?
Can Pettus install in an occupied workplace?
Who is responsible for site readiness?
What happens after installation?
Share the site, schedule, access, and installation conditions.
Pettus can help define the execution path before the delivery window becomes fixed.