FF&E Procurement and Installation in Denver

Furniture is ordered long before the building is ready for it, and each product has its own lead time. We work backward from the date rooms need to be finished, set order dates for every item, and track production so the whole set lands together instead of in pieces.

Denver communities range from garden-style and mid-rise apartments in the suburban corridors to build-to-rent, senior and active adult communities and new-home models. Engineers and technicians relocating for aerospace, defense and advanced manufacturing roles also drive furnished and extended-stay needs, which can mean a full furniture package for every unit. Ursa Major's decision to stay in Colorado for an expansion that would add about 1,850 new jobs, as the Denver Gazette reported in July 2026, points the same way for lease-up furniture orders. The larger the package, the more a schedule slip in one item ripples through the rest, so we keep the order list tied to the construction timeline and update it as the contractor's dates move.

Delivery is coordinated with the contractor's schedule and building access, including elevators, loading areas and unit turnover order. Northmarq forecast approximately 10,000 multi family deliveries in 2026, and that many openings competing for freight, installers and loading docks is why delivery windows are booked early. Installation partners unload, assemble and place the furniture, and our designers are on site to direct placement and finish the rooms to the design.

Packaging, trash and debris are cleared as work proceeds. Colorado is one of the states where we have completed work, and the same approach applies to a single amenity room or a full community.

• Delivery windows booked around contractor access
• Assembly and placement to the design plan
• Designers on site for final styling
• Cleanup and removal of packing materials