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How Can White-Glove Delivery Teams Deal with Awkward Entry Points?

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When it comes to protecting delivery items and providing clients with an authentic white-glove experience, awkward entry points can be a problem. These entry points can hinder a smooth delivery and make even experienced delivery professionals look less prepared. Thankfully, there are ways to address these awkward entry points, including using material handling tools like a powered stair climbing dolly . Here’s what you need to know. Moving Up or Down Stairs Even the most experienced delivery professionals dread stairs. Whether it’s a white-glove delivery to a third-floor apartment or down to a basement business, stairs can pose a real challenge.  A powered stair climbing dolly can change that, helping your delivery driver move loads up and down stairs with more control. All they need to do is load the item, activate the stair-climbing action, and stay in an ergonomic position.  Turning Into Tight Corners Tight corners can make it difficult to deliver large item...

How to Safely Transport Technology During a Move

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Technology can be finicky to move. Electronics are often fragile, and delicate pieces of machinery can suffer damage during a move. Using a moving company means access to equipment like dollies that climb stairs and insurance for your items. Choosing to move on your own carries more risk, however it doesn’t have to mean the death of your computer or TV. These tips are similar to packing anything fragile, such as glass, delicate serve ware, or antiques. Small Electronics Small electronics like a tablet, e-reader, smart home assistant, or personal speaker are relatively simple to pack. If you are concerned, use a heavy-duty box and packing material to secure the items in the box. Wrap each piece in bubble wrap. Don’t overfill the box, and don’t pack anything heavy or sharp in that box. A lightweight aluminum hand truck will be all you need to transport the box in a stack of other boxes. Do not stack any heavy containers on top of your small electronics box, like a ...