Seating inside the buildings you run: lobbies, lounges, conference floors and waiting areas. Planned around the building, done on site, closed with a written record.
Facility furniture repair Chicago teams need is less about the leather and more about access, timing and a paper trail. Anyone can close a seam; fewer can fit into your building and leave a record behind.
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Judged in the room it lives in
A lobby sofa is read against its light, its traffic and the pieces beside it, so the repair matches the room, not a sample card.
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Booked on the building's calendar
Tenant events, cleaning contracts and move-ins already own the week. We fit into the window the building can hold open.
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Closed with a written record
What was found, what was done and what can wait goes back in writing, filed against that address.
Who we work with
The Teams Who Answer for the Lobby
Owners, managing agents and in-house facility teams: different titles, one problem. Furniture nobody was hired to look after, in a space everybody sees.
Office buildingsLobbies, tenant lounges and conference floors.HealthcareWaiting areas cleaned hard every day.HospitalityLobbies and lounges that never fully close.Shared workspaceTask chairs and lounge seating in daily use.Leasing officesThe first seats a prospect sits in.Mixed-useResidential above, retail below, two sets of hours.Residential lobbiesLounge seating in the busiest room in the building.Multi-site portfoliosSeveral buildings, one budget line, one contact.
Each space has its own hours, traffic and person to ask, so each is scheduled on its own terms.
Main lobby
Amenity lounge
Conference rooms
Waiting areas
Shared workspace
Leasing office
Mail and package room
Furnished units
Outdoor seating
Benches and lounge chairs sit on circulation routes, so pieces go back exactly where they were found, clear of the accessible routes set out in the 2010 ADA Standards.
How it gets booked
Four Ways the Work Reaches Us
It does not have to start as a program. One chair is a fine first job.
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When something fails
A torn seat or a split seam, photographed, priced and fixed as one visit.
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Before a turnover
Furniture checked on the walk-through and finished before the date.
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On a set cycle
Common-area seating looked at through the year, so small faults stay small.
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Across a portfolio
Buildings surveyed together, then sequenced so no two lobbies are down at once.
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