URBAN BENCHES

Absolutely, delivering urban benches to a construction site with limited access is a common challenge, but it's entirely achievable with proper planning and the right partners. The key is proactive communication and logistical expertise. First, a detailed site assessment is crucial. We need to understand the exact access points, gate widths, overhead clearances, ground conditions (like mud or gravel), and any timing restrictions for deliveries. This allows us to select the appropriate delivery vehicle—often a smaller flatbed truck or a vehicle with a mounted crane (like a knuckle boom or HIAB) for precise offloading in tight spaces. For severely restricted sites, we may recommend partial assembly off-site or using equipment like forklifts or telehandlers already on-site to move the benches from the drop-off point to their final location. Our team specializes in this type of logistical puzzle. We coordinate closely with your site manager to schedule deliveries during optimal times, ensure all necessary permits are in place, and employ trained personnel to handle the offloading and final positioning safely and efficiently. The goal is a seamless delivery that respects your site's constraints and timeline, getting your urban benches installed without disrupting the critical path of construction.