North Texas project support
Commercial office furniture and workplace interiors in Texas.
Pettus’s Irving office anchors Dallas–Fort Worth and North Texas service for workplace planning, furniture, architectural interiors, relocation, delivery, installation, warehousing, and warranty. Projects elsewhere in Texas are reviewed for scope and service feasibility.
Texas commercial workplace support
A real North Texas operating presence with a disciplined project-fit review.
Pettus does not claim equal local coverage in every Texas market. The Irving office provides direct DFW and North Texas relevance, while projects elsewhere in Texas are evaluated against location, scope, schedule, logistics, installation, and continuing-service requirements.
Headquarters and employee environments
Private offices, workstations, conference, reception, lounge, training, storage, seating, tables, accessories, and project standards.
Work backward from the opening date
Planning, applications, approvals, warehousing, site readiness, delivery, installation, corrections, and occupancy support.
Technical and commercial support
Applications, products, finishes, materials, pricing, alternatives, lead times, documentation, field interfaces, and installation.
Glass offices and meeting rooms
Glass fronts, adaptable walls, doors, clearances, privacy, acoustics, technology, field conditions, installation, and warranty.
North Texas project evidence
Bank OZK at 23Springs.
Pettus completed the architectural glass-wall scope for the approximately 200,000-square-foot, four-floor Dallas workplace, coordinating glass fronts, doors, clearances, field conditions, adjacent construction, delivery, and installation.
Texas project-fit logic
What determines whether Pettus is the right project partner?
Can the project be executed and supported responsibly?
Distance, building access, delivery conditions, installation windows, field coordination, warranty, and continuing-service requirements.
Does the project justify the operating model?
Furniture applications, architectural interiors, quantities, complexity, logistics, project management, and long-term relationship potential.
Can timing and responsibility be controlled?
Plans, approvals, lead times, warehousing, construction, required dates, installation, escalation, and final correction.
Texas project path
Review fit before making promises about statewide service.
Identify the market and site.
City, building, access, loading, work hours, delivery, installation, field coordination, and continuing-service needs.
Define what Pettus would own.
Planning, furniture, architectural interiors, procurement, logistics, installation, warranty, additions, and changes.
Test schedule and execution.
Approvals, products, lead times, freight, storage, site readiness, travel, crews, required dates, and risk.
Confirm a realistic project path.
Document scope, responsibilities, pricing, schedule, delivery, installation, closeout, warranty, and support.
Common questions
Texas project questions.
Where is the Pettus Texas office?
Can Pettus consider a project outside DFW?
Does Pettus support office relocations and architectural glass walls?
Can Pettus work with a Texas architect or interior designer?
Start with the Texas project location, scope, and target date.
Pettus can determine whether the project has a realistic execution and support path.