On the ground

We handle the floor, so you can work the room

The build is only half the job. Our team manages the logistics before, during, and after every show: shipping, labor, install, and the daily details that keep your environment running. You show up ready to do what you do best.

Start a project

01
Pre-show logistics
Budgets, show orders, union labor, global shipping, and every form and deadline in between.
02
Onsite install
Our crew runs load-in, sets the build, and stays through show open, so nothing on the floor waits on you.
03
Hospitality & support
Travel, hotels, and someone from our team on the floor every day the doors are open.
04
Storage & reuse
Cleaning, repairs, and climate-controlled storage between shows, so the next one starts from ready.

Pre & post show

Budget development
Vendor & facilities coordination
Union labor coordination
Show ordering
Resource management
Storage, staging & warehousing

Inventory management
Global shipping coordination
Travel booking
Show-specific COI / insurance
Show-specific technical drawings
Booth submission & approval

Everything that’s included

White-glove, from load-in to next show

With 80+ installations across the US and internationally, our team understands the complexities of the show floor. We manage every detail from first install to final pack-out, then store and steward your assets so the next show starts a step ahead. The result is a seamless experience from one event to the next, and a partner who’s still there long after the doors open.

FAQ

Design, fabrication and finishing all happen in our Brooklyn shop — CNC, large-format printing, laser cutting, woodworking and welding. Three things we partner out: silicone-edge fabric graphics, immersive AV, and 8-axis CNC. Those partners are named to you rather than hidden behind us.

Recycled aluminum, wood, recycled plastics and eco filament, specified so a build can be reconfigured rather than replaced. We'll tell you what a given spec actually saves on waste and freight — and where the greener option would cost you something.

That's what the modular approach is for. Structures break down, reconfigure to a different footprint and go back up, so most clients run the same assets across a full season and refresh only the graphics. Between shows we clean, repair and store them.

Ten to twelve weeks is comfortable for a new build, and six is workable once the design is settled. Show orders, union labor and freight all have their own deadlines, and hitting those early is what keeps costs off the drayage bill. Tell us the show date and we'll tell you honestly what's possible.

Yes, whoever built it. We'll assess what you have, tell you what's worth keeping, and quote the difference rather than a whole new build.