Showing posts with label Ikea nyc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ikea nyc. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

EZ Furniture Assembly & Interior Innovations is New York city's #1 Assembly Service




EZ Furniture Assembly & Interior Innovations, LLC has become New York City's #1 professional furniture, gym, & recreational equipment assembly & installation service. They also provide professional kitchen cabinet design, assembly, and installation among a plethora of other handyman services. The company is fully licensed & insured & has a team of 11 field technicians with a minimum of five years experience that will come to your home or office to complete the assembly or installations. All the technicians are required to participate in at least two forms of continued education that is directly related to the services they provide. They pride themselves on quality workmanship and the ability to schedule most projects within 72 hours compared to the bigger companies that take weeks from the time of purchase and hire their assemblers over the phone or email.

We take great pride in the work we do, and the technicians we have on our team. Every technician prior to employment must attend a two part interview process where they meet the president and the project manager and are asked questions about themselves, where they see themselves in five years, and what skills do they have to offer. If the candidate passes this initial interview he or she will be called back for a second interview where they will be given several hands on tasks to preform from assembling computer desks to cutting counters. Christopher Purnell, the President of EZ Furniture Assembly and Interior Innovations, LLC believes that this is what separates the weeds from the flowers. " We want our technicians to be able to preform as good as they speak". Purnell said " it really amazes me how these big companies are still in business with the way they hire people over the phone not knowing what they can and cannot do, never mind a background check. had one prospective canidate who worked for Impact Resources for 3 years and seemed to have learned a great deal working there but when we conducted his background check we found that he had 14 convictions for burglary & theft. This is not the kind of people we want working in our customers homes because they trust us and I will take whatever measure possible to ensure that trust is not compromised" If they pass both interviews and a background check they will work with either the Project manager or Lead technician for a minimum of two weeks to see what their actual skill level is.

Purnell went on to tell us how he started the company and what made it the sucess it is today. " When I started this company I had no more than a handful of tools, a shoebox of past due bills, and a passion to succeed. It was like going to school, every piece I assembled I learned something new and ways to assemble the products faster without cutting corners like many companies do. I actually enjoyed taking a box full of wood pieces and a bag of screws and transform it into a beautiful piece of furniture. I would never accept payment from a customer until the project was complete, and that is still how we operate today. I would like to one day have the big accounts that I see others have, but until then I will continue to assemble our list of satisfied customers one project at a time" Well, it is obvious that his company has came a long way from when he started. Our research found that his company is ranked #1 on Google & Yahoo, has an "A" rating on Ikea Fans, and was awarded the "2007 Superior Service Award" by Angie's List in which only a mere 5% off all the companies listed nationally are even considered for this award.

If you have ever assembled, or better yet, attempted to assemble Ikea furniture or something similar i am sure you can appreciate that there is a company available that will do the assemble for you to a showroom finish. Our research indicates that most professional companies like EZ Furniture Assembly & Interior Innovations, LLC that are licensed and insured charge anywhere from 30-33% of the retail cost of the piece for assembly. Which in reality isn't bad considering studies have shown that it takes a mechanically inclined person 6-8 longer to assemble a piece of furniture compared to a professional assembly technician. If you are in the New York city area you can visit EZ Furniture Assembly & Interior Innovations at www.ezfurnitureassembly.com, or call them directly at (718) 541-9863.


Written by:
Michael Mancinni
NYC Media INC

Sunday, February 3, 2008

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Friday, January 25, 2008

Sweedidish Dish Attempts to Cloak Ikea Press Release in Half Hearted Story!!!

I would like everyone to know that we found this article on the SWEEDISH DISH. Hmmmmm. Kinda Bias since IKEA is from Switzerland? Anyway, from now on I will remain un-bias on how I feel about other peoples articles UNLESS I think it is a Press Release cloaked as a story. In which I believe this is! Very Pitiful for such a big company, but rough times call for rough measures. Anyway, you read the article and draw your own conclusions.


Christopher
EZ Furniture Assembly & Interior Innovations, LLC


10 things you should know about Ikea

By Brian Lindamood & Melissa Starker

The Swedish furniture seller is known for its affordability, its colorful, contemporary styles, and the for the cult-like devotion of its fans. Here are some reasons why shoppers love it so much.

1. Without Ikea, there might be no Martha Stewart at Kmart

Founded in 1943 as a discount store that expanded to carry furniture in 1947, the Swedish chain (named after the initials of founder Ingvar Kamprad and the farm and village where he grew up) was the first to put home goods of modern, high-quality design within the reach of most budgets. It took decades, but American retailers — through the likes of Michael Graves, Cynthia Rowley and Ms. Stewart — finally caught up.

2. The showroom is a candy store for DIY decorators

To show visitors the treasures that are packed up in the ground-floor warehouse area, the upper level at Ikea stores holds a massive showroom filled with setups for every room of the house. As you pencil in product details on sheets available at the entrance, you're free to touch, test out and be inspired by the items and how they're arranged. The showroom staff stays out of the way unless asked for help.

3. A world united in peace and cabinetry

The Ikea empire has grown to 270 stores in 36 countries. At every stop, the retailer spreads its message of hope for the un-handy and salvation for the un-stylish.

4. Learn to love the Allen wrench

The hexagonal tool is nearly synonymous with Ikea, since almost all the furniture requires assembly. It's amazing how little space is occupied by an un-assembled bedroom set. (This flat-furniture strategy — minimizing shipping and storage needs — is supposedly one of the secrets to the low prices.)

5. Lingonberries are delicious

The Scandinavian treat is available in the Ikea cafe, along with Swedish meatballs, Daim cake and more mundane fare. It's pretty good, considering the restaurant is located inside a furniture store.

6. It's about as environmentally friendly as a big-box retailer gets

The chain avoids old-growth wood in its products and touts its low-cost, flat-packing policies as resulting in less waste and less raw materials usage. Ikea is currently in the middle of a year-long initiative to cut back plastic bag usage at its stores by 50 percent, partly by charging for the bags. Proceeds in the first year (up to $1.75 million) will be turned over to American Forests, the country's oldest conservation nonprofit. Each location is also planting trees to offset CO2 emissions from the cars of staff and customers traveling to the store.

7. Ikea has balls

A whole cubicle full of big, colorful ones, in fact, part of a staffed playroom for kids who don't have their parents' endurance or enthusiasm for thrifty furniture finds. Sadly, stores have tight restrictions on the age and size of who's allowed into their playrooms, so adults are limited to observing jealously through the glass.

8. 344,000 square feet is a lot

It can take half a day to get through an Ikea store. You'll probably want to stop at the cafe for nourishment at some point, or at least rest your feet while "trying out" a living room display.

9. The crazy product names actually mean something

Unless you're up on Scandinavian languages, product names like "Klippan," "Flärke" and "Skruvsta" just sound nonsensically cool. But there's a method to the name game, which is played in Swedish, Finnish, Danish or Norwegian. For example, lines of shelving, coffee tables and upholstered furniture are named after places; chairs and desks take men's names; fabrics take women's names; and kids' furniture is usually named after animals or birds.

10. Yes, Ikea is coming to Ohio

The store in West Chester, off I-75 just north of Cincinnati, opens on March 12. If you really want to make sure you're first through the door, you can camp out there starting on March 10. For more info, click to ikea-usa.com.



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I am a person who has had a rollercoaster of a life, with more downs than ups. I spent several years in marketing in which I started entry level and left Regional Marketing Director. I was blessed with a little princess and deiced my life needed an over haul so I started EZ Furniture Assembly & Interior Innovations, LLC with no more than a few screwdrivers, a shoebox of past due bills and a passion to succeed at something I found I really enjoy. Today I run NYC's top professional furniture assembly & kitchen installation companies, and am considered an expert in my industry.