Office furniture, installed and moved.
Workstations & cubicles · Private offices · Seating · Files & storage · Reconfiguration · Moves · Decommission
Written project pricing before mobilization. Insured; COI and W-9 on request.
WeLoveTime is the install crew behind office furniture in Houston: we receive the delivery, inventory it against the packing list, build workstations, cubicles, private offices, seating, files and storage to the floor plan, level and anchor everything the manufacturer asks us to, adjust the drawers and doors, and hand the floor over clean with a photo set. We also take apart and re-stack what is already there: reconfigurations, office moves, decommissions and the day-two list. We do not sell furniture. You, your dealer or your designer buy it; our part is the labor, the plan and the date.
Send the floor plan and the delivery date.
Floor plan and a delivery date?
Send the floor plan, the furniture list or the packing list and the date the floor has to be usable. A project lead reads it the same business day and comes back with crew availability and written project pricing.
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Six things a furniture project needs
We meet the truck, check the count against the packing list and stage by room or by cluster, so nothing is hunted for on install day.
Workstations, cubicles, private offices, seating, files, lockers and casework built to the floor plan and the manufacturer’s manual, levelled, anchored where required and adjusted.
Existing panels and components taken apart and re-stacked into the new layout, with parts reused where they fit and a list of what is missing.
An office relocation planned room by room: disassembly, protection, labelling, reinstall to the new plan and the first-day punch.
Teardown, palletising and haul-out to your liquidator or recycler, with photographs and a count for the landlord file.
What we install
- Systems furniture: panel-based workstations, cubicles, benching, screens, worksurfaces, pedestals and overheads, from any manufacturer, to its own manual
- Private offices and conference rooms: desks, credenzas, bookcases, conference tables, power modules dropped into the furniture
- Seating: task, conference, lounge and training chairs, unboxed, assembled, adjusted and the packaging taken away
- Files and storage: lateral and vertical files, lockers, shelving, library and supply rooms, ganged and anchored where the code or the manufacturer asks
- Walls and the rest of the room: TV and monitor arms, whiteboards, tackboards, signage, art and mirrors, so one crew finishes the room
Where our work stops, in writing
| Scope | WeLoveTime | Dealer / licensed trade |
|---|---|---|
| Furniture itself | Not supplied | You, your dealer or your designer buy it; warranty stays with them |
| Receiving, inventory, staging | Included | — |
| Assembly, levelling, anchoring, adjustment | Included | — |
| Reconfiguration, moves, decommission, haul-out | Included | Liquidation value and recycling certificates |
| Power whips into panels, data and cabling | Not included | Licensed electrician and your low-voltage contractor |
| Engineered racking and mezzanines | Not included | Racking specialist; see the warehouse page |
The physical side of a space change, as a standing arrangement
Large occupiers in Houston rarely buy "take this desk apart". They buy a crew that owns the physical side every time a floor changes: a department moves, a lease ends, a building is handed back, furniture is redeployed to another site instead of being bought again. That is dismantling, removal, reuse and disposal coordination, done floor by floor with a count and photographs the facilities team can file.
We are built for that way of working: one project lead who learns your buildings, site safety training, badging and escort rules accepted, COI and W-9 on file, nights and weekends so the floors below keep working, and the same written report after every phase. The first engagement is usually one floor; what makes it an account is that the second one needs no explaining.
Who sends us the floor plan
- Furniture dealers and manufacturers’ reps: a Houston install crew that works under your name, keeps your schedule and reports with photos
- General contractors: the furniture package at the end of a build-out, alongside the closeout list
- Office and facility managers: a new floor, a department move, a reconfiguration or the day-two list
- Property managers: model suites, amenity spaces and furnished spec suites between tenants
- Corporate occupiers: energy, engineering and professional-services offices changing floors, handing a lease back or redeploying furniture between sites
Best fit
- A floor, a department or a whole office, not one desk
- Workstations, cubicles and storage with a floor plan behind them
- A fixed move-in, opening or lease date
- Occupied buildings, nights and weekends
- Dealers who need the same crew on every Houston job
Smaller one-off jobs are welcome on the residential side of the site; this page is for projects that need a crew and a project lead.
We work under your system
Dealers and contractors keep their own paperwork: we install to your floor plan and your numbering, mark up the plan as the floor is built, report each day with photographs, and hand over a punch list in the format your client already reads. Nothing new for your team to learn, and your name stays on the job.
Next steps
Commercial space turnover
The whole suite reset, not only the furniture.
Open →IndustryRetail & office
Who we do this for and on what dates.
Open →ProjectsCommercial projects
Real jobs with the recorded numbers and handover photos.
Open →RequestRequest project review
Upload the punch list, plans or photos; a project lead reads it the same business day.
Open →Vendor readiness
- Texas LLC (WeLoveTime LLC, Houston), insured; certificate of insurance before mobilization
- W-9 on request; background checks and site badging available when required
- Site orientation, escort and after-hours rules accepted; NDA accepted
- One named project lead per engagement; daily photo closeout
Questions, answered
Do you sell office furniture?
No. You, your dealer or your designer buy it; we are the installation side. If the furniture is still being chosen, send the plan and we will tell you what the install will need: access, elevator time, power locations and how long the floor will be out of use.
Do you work for furniture dealers?
Yes, and that is a large part of this work: we install under the dealer’s schedule and name, keep their paperwork and send the photo set for their client.
Can you reconfigure what we already have?
Yes. Panels and components are taken apart and re-stacked to the new layout; we reuse what fits and give you a list of the parts that are missing before the day, not after it.
Do you handle office moves?
Yes, room by room: disassembly, labelling, protection, reinstall to the new plan and the first-day punch list. Long-haul transport is booked with your mover; we plan around it.
What about decommission and liquidation?
We tear down, palletise and load out to the liquidator or recycler you choose, and hand over photographs and a count for the landlord file. We do not buy or value used furniture.
Who connects the power in the panels?
A licensed electrician. We set the panels and the whips as the manufacturer requires, and the final connection stays with your electrical contractor.
Can you work with us on every floor, not one project?
That is how this work is best done: one project lead who knows your buildings, your safety training and badging, your reporting format, and the same written closeout after every phase. The first engagement is usually a single floor.
How is it priced?
From the floor plan and the furniture count: a crew-day rate or one project price, written and agreed before anyone mobilizes.
Request project review
Send the scope. Get a crew and a price.
Your name, a way to reach you, and what has to be done. Attach the punch list, plans, finish schedule or photos: PDF, Excel, Word or images.
Prefer text? Send the photos to
(737) 361-9111
Insured by Progressive · Certificate of insurance and policy number on request