When people think about office furniture installers, they usually picture big projects: a full floor of new workstations, a company relocation, rows of glass walls. Those are part of the job. But a lot of what businesses actually need is much smaller. A new hire needs a desk. An executive ordered a sit-stand desk online. A team wants monitor arms on six stations. A single chair needs to be built and delivered.
Small jobs like these still need to be done right. Here is what to know if you only need a few pieces installed.
No project is too small
MORE handles everything from a single chair delivery to full building installs. Smaller jobs, often one to five pieces, are a regular part of the schedule. The same trained installers who build full floors also handle these, and they follow the same manufacturer specifications whether it is one desk or one hundred.
That matters more than it might seem. A sit-stand desk that is not leveled or programmed correctly, a monitor arm that is not calibrated for the weight of the screen, or a keyboard tray mounted at the wrong height can all turn a good purchase into an everyday annoyance. Getting the small details right on day one saves your team from working around them for years.
Common small installs
- Sit-stand desks. Assembly, leveling, cable management and programming of height presets.
- Monitor arms. Mounting and calibrating single or dual arms so screens stay where people put them.
- Keyboard trays. Installed and adjusted so they actually get used.
- Acoustic wall panels. A small number of panels in a meeting room or open area.
- Private office pieces. A desk, return, storage or bookcase for one office.
- Seating. Chairs built, adjusted and delivered to the right spots.
- Add-ons for new hires. One or two workstations added to an existing run.
Bought it online? That works too
You do not have to buy furniture from a specific dealer to have it installed. Whether it came from a nationwide dealer or an online retailer, it can ship to our Denver warehouse, where it is received and inspected before it comes to your office. New product shipped to MORE can be held for up to 30 days without storage charges, which gives you room to schedule the install when it suits you. We covered the full receiving process in an earlier post, What Happens Between Delivery and the Punch List.
Larger projects follow the same process; see our commercial furniture installation in Denver services.
Timing a small install
Small installs are usually quick, but a little planning helps:
- Business hours cost less. Regular hours are the most cost-effective option. After-hours work is available when needed.
- Check building rules. Some buildings require freight elevator reservations or certificates of insurance even for small deliveries. We can provide a COI on request.
- Have the spot ready. Clear the area, know where power is, and decide on height and placement ahead of time if you can.
- Bundle when it makes sense. If you have several small needs coming up, grouping them into one visit can save time.
Small jobs can lead to better planning
Sometimes a small install is the first sign of a bigger change. A few new desks today may mean a reconfiguration in six months as the team grows. If that is the case, it helps to mention it early. Knowing where things are headed lets us suggest placements that will not need to be undone later.
Get your small install on the schedule
Whether it is one chair or a handful of desks, MORE will treat it with the same care as a larger project. Call 303.371.4049 or send us a message, and let us know what you have and where it needs to go.