Articles on FF&E installation, punch-list process, dealer operations, and why the closeout is where margin gets lost. Short, practical, no buzzword bingo.
Retention from your last install — usually 5 to 10 percent of contract — is sitting on a client desk. Here are seven specific things that release it on time, not eight weeks late.
Read moreProcore was built for GCs tracking concrete pours and RFIs. For an FF&E installer, it is both overkill and underkill. Here is what works, what does not, and what to use instead.
Read moreCloseout packages get rejected when they are missing pieces, sloppy, or do not include the proof. Here is the structure that lands a signature on the first try.
Read moreBoth are work-tracking tickets in office furniture. They behave very differently — confusing them costs money, time, and trust.
Read moreMAC tickets — short for Move, Add, Change — are how facilities teams handle furniture changes after a fit-out. Here is what they are, when you need one, and what good MAC software does.
Read moreWhy the last 5% of every FF&E project is where margin gets lost — and what a decade of watching it happen taught me.
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