The last hundred feet can destroy months of good work, so delivery path, protection, sequence, custody, and site readiness belong in the quality plan.
The most carefully fabricated millwork can be damaged or delayed in the final hundred feet between the truck and the room.
Plan the path.
Truck access, loading restrictions, elevators, door openings, floor protection, weather exposure, security, and working hours must be confirmed before dispatch.
Delivery is not complete when the truck arrives. It is complete when the correct work is safely staged for installation.
Sequence by installation need.
Packing by shop convenience forces installers to search, move, and restack finished components. Room-based labeling and installation sequencing reduce handling and damage.
- Confirm site readiness before loading.
- Create room and elevation labels.
- Separate hardware and critical accessories clearly.
- Document condition at dispatch and receipt.
Define custody.
The team should know who receives, inspects, signs, protects, and reports damage. Ambiguous custody turns a correctable delivery issue into a dispute.
COREFINISH GROUP connects design intelligence, technical coordination, qualified makers, and field execution to protect exceptional interiors.
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