White glove and final mile

LTL plus the last mile, priced as one delivery

Shipping a sofa, appliance or display to a home or business usually means an LTL quote, a separate final-mile vendor and a spreadsheet to add them up. The platform prices both legs together: LTL to the delivery hub, then a two-person team to the door, the room of choice or full assembly.

White glove and final mile. LTL to the final-mile hub plus delivery to the door, from curbside to room of choice with assembly, in one all-in price. Real platform screens, sample shipments and rates.

Short answer: Final-mile white glove delivery moves large items the last leg to a home or business with a two-person crew. In the GetShippingRates platform you enter the origin and the delivery ZIP, choose a service level from curbside to white glove with assembly, and get an all-in price that combines LTL to the local delivery hub with the final-mile delivery, plus door-to-door transit time.

How it works

How a white glove quote works

1

Where it's going

Origin ZIP and the delivery ZIP. The platform finds the final-mile hub that serves that address.

2

Pick the service

Curbside, threshold, room of choice, white glove without assembly, or white glove with assembly and debris removal.

3

One all-in price

LTL rates to the hub stream in, each shown with the final-mile charge added and the total days to the customer's door.

Included

Everything between your dock and their living room

Five service levels

From a curbside drop to a two-person team that carries it in, unpacks, assembles and takes the packaging away.

Two legs, one number

The LTL line-haul to the hub and the final-mile delivery are added together, so the price you see is the price to the door.

Door-to-door transit

LTL transit plus the final-mile delivery window, so you can tell your customer when to expect it.

Compare carriers into the hub

Every LTL carrier serving the hub is priced, cheapest first, so the line-haul leg isn't a guess.

Residential and business

Homes, offices, stores and job sites, with special instructions for gate codes, stairs and appointments.

One team to call

Armstrong coordinates the hand-off between the LTL carrier and the delivery crew and handles any claim.

One platform, every mode

See it on your own lanes

In 15 minutes we quote your real lanes across the modes you ship, show the Control Tower and booking flow, and answer questions about setup. Accounts are set up after a quick credit check, and there’s no software to install.

More of the platform

See white glove quoting live

See quoting, booking and the Control Tower on your own lanes. No software to install.

Which modes do you ship?
Shipments a month, all modes

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Questions we hear

What is white glove delivery?

A premium final-mile service where a two-person crew brings a large item into the home or business, places it in the room you choose, and can unpack, assemble and remove debris. Curbside and threshold are lighter service levels.

What does final-mile delivery cost?

It depends on the item's size and weight, the service level and the destination. A small piece of furniture to a nearby hub often runs from about $100 for curbside to $250 or more with assembly, plus the LTL leg. Price your exact shipment in the platform.

Can I book white glove online?

You get the all-in price instantly in the platform. Your Armstrong team then books both legs and schedules the delivery appointment with your customer.

What can be delivered?

Furniture, appliances, fitness equipment, fixtures, displays and other large items that need two people. Tell us about anything unusually heavy or fragile and we'll confirm the right service.