Proof you can check yourself.

Proof you can check yourself.

You’re trusting us with your customer’s home and your reputation. So here are our crews, credentials and claims process, without the big numbers.

Two crew members in uniform smiling on a green sofa outside a building

We started with one idea: a delivery isn’t finished until the room is.

We started with one idea: a delivery isn’t finished until the room is.

Carrywell is a regional delivery partner for furniture, mattress, appliance and fitness retailers. We run our own crews, keep our routes tight and give every account one named contact. Retailers work with us because their customer’s last impression of their brand is the person carrying the sofa.

Carrywell is a regional delivery partner for furniture, mattress, appliance and fitness retailers. We run our own crews, keep our routes tight and give every account one named contact. Retailers work with us because their customer’s last impression of their brand is the person carrying the sofa.

Two people carefully wrapping a chair in protective material
Close-up of hands assembling a wooden furniture frame

Trained for the home, not the warehouse.

Crew training

Safe lifting and stair carries

Floor, wall and door protection

Assembly and product care

Conduct in a customer’s home

Equipment

Stair-rated dollies and straps

Blankets and corner guards

Floor runners and door guards

Assembly tools and touch-up kit

Credentials.

Sample values. Look up any carrier’s authority on the public FMCSA record.

Legal name

Carrywell Delivery, LLC

Motor carrier number

MC no. 000000

USDOT number

USDOT no. 0000000

Cargo insurance

Certificate on request

General liability

Certificate on request

Green velvet sofa placed in a sunlit living room

Northline Home moved upholstery to white glove.

Sample case study. Northline Home is a fictional retailer, shown to demonstrate this layout.

The problem

Sofas reached the curb on time, then customers called the store because nobody would carry them inside.

The program

White glove for upholstery, Threshold for boxed goods, with orders sent by shared spreadsheet.

The handoff

One named contact, access checked before delivery, and photo and signature on every order.

What your customer sees.

Scheduling

They pick a window and tell us about stairs, elevators and the room.

Reminders

A reminder before the day, and a call from the crew on the way.

Two-way contact

They can rebook or ask a question by text or phone.

Placement

The item goes where the service level says, and the packaging leaves as agreed.

Example only. Sample proof of delivery, not a live record.

Customer signing a delivery document

Order

SAMPLE-0000

Service level

Room of choice

Placed in

Living room, 3rd floor

Condition

No damage noted

Signed by

Customer name

When something goes wrong.

Every delivery business has bad days. What matters is who owns the problem.

1

Reschedule

Your customer rebooks by text or phone, and you see the new window the same day.

2

Record the damage

The crew photographs any damage on site, before leaving, and logs it against the order.

3

Open the claim

Your account contact tells you what happened and what the options are, in writing.

4

Resolve it

Repair, replacement or credit, as set out in your contract.

5

Escalate

One named contact for your account, with a written reply path instead of a ticket queue.

Ask for a reference.

Ask for a reference.

We’ll introduce you to a retailer we deliver for, with their permission, so you can ask them what we’re really like.

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