Furniture Store Moving in Boston and MetroWest

The store's delivery calendar comes first. Customer orders that were sold before the move should leave on your own delivery runs, so they are not mixed into the relocation. Then the warehouse stock moves, and the showroom goes last, after the final sales day, often that night or the following Sunday.

Furniture showrooms around here are often big-box units on Route 9 in Framingham and Natick or along Route 1 in Norwood and Dedham, with a rear receiving door or a dock shared with other tenants. Ask each landlord for its dock hours and whether it wants a certificate of insurance on file; we can issue one on request. A smaller city showroom may load at the curb, and a sectional that fit through the old door may need its legs or arms off to clear the new one, so measure both.

At showroom volume, wrapping is the job. Each upholstered piece gets moving pads first, then stretch wrap over the pads, never directly against leather or fabric. Wood casegoods get pads on every corner, table leaves and glass tops travel on edge, and legs that unscrew are removed and bagged with the piece.

We wrap and tag one vignette at a time, so a piece never loses its tag under the wrapping. Boxed stock is loaded as boxed stock, stacked by weight with the heaviest cartons low. Runners cover the new showroom floor from the receiving door to the vignettes. If a carton arrives damaged, we set it aside where your receiving lead asks and point it out; the store decides whether it goes back to the supplier.