In-House Installation
Third-party installers can compromise quality. That's why at GL Seaman & Company, we use in-house experts, ensuring a seamless, accountable, and high-quality installation every time.
Rethinking Installation: Why In-House Installation Matters
The Challenge With Third-Party Installations
Many contract furniture dealers rely on third-party subcontractors for installation. While this may seem efficient, it often results in:
- Multiple handoffs and communication gaps
- Increased risk of errors and delays
- Limited accountability for quality and service
- Frustrating customer experience
When installation is disconnected from the team who planned your project, quality can suffer.
Experience the GL Seaman Difference
At GL Seaman & Company, we don't outsource installation, we own it. Our in-house service technicians are a part of our team, not a third party.
- 20+ Years of Experience: Our technicians average two decades of service.
- Start-to-Finish Ownership: From delivery to final install, we handle every detail.
- Trained & Tested: Our team is highly trained and deeply invested in our clients' success.
It's service you can see and trust.
Why It Matters to You
We believe the difference is in the details. Here's what you can expect with GL Seaman & Company:
- Greater Care & Commitment: Our installers are our employees. They're personally invested in your satisfaction, because your success is our success.
- Protection & Precision: From floors to furniture, we protect your space and treat every item with care and attention.
- Faster Problem Resolution: No third-party bottlenecks. If something goes wrong, we address it immediately—you’re our priority.
- Seamless Day-2 Service: Need follow-up or future support? You'll get the same experienced, responsive team every time.
The installation crews are outstanding. The work is completed during working hours with no interruptions to our business. I can't say enough about the quality of workmanship and care the installation crew shows when they are on site. - George Blais, Allied Electronics, Inc.