Elevated Final-Mile Capability

White-Glove Delivery for the Moments That Require More.

Some deliveries require more than transportation to the door. SprinterXPRESS white-glove capability is designed for approved delivery programs that call for added handling, in-home care, placement, setup support, and a higher-touch customer experience.

Two professional delivery technicians assembling premium home gym equipment in a protected residential space

A Capability Within the Infrastructure

White-glove is not a separate SXP identity. It is a higher service level within the final mile.

When a product, destination, or customer promise requires additional care, the service plan can call for a more controlled delivery experience. The required handling, personnel, time, equipment, property protection, placement, and setup scope are evaluated before that service level is approved.

Care at Every Step

A customer-ready delivery experience, when the service plan requires it.

The exact scope is defined before execution. Where approved, the experience can include professional arrival, property protection, room-of-choice placement, setup support, packaging handling, and a deliberate final presentation.

Professional two-person delivery team preparing a protected furniture item outside a customer’s residence
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Professional Arrival

Prepared teams arrive within the scheduled window and set clear expectations before handling begins.

Delivery professionals installing protective floor runners and wall padding inside a customer’s home
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Home Protection

Floor protection and careful navigation help safeguard hallways, doorways, stairs, and surrounding finishes.

Professional delivery team carrying a protected furniture item over floor runners toward the customer’s selected room
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Room-of-Choice Placement

Products are carried to the requested room and positioned with attention to the customer’s direction and space.

Professional delivery technicians completing final alignment and inspection of a kitchen range
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Approved Setup & Presentation

Where included in the approved service scope, teams can provide defined assembly or setup support, packaging handling, and a final presentation review.

Operating Fit Comes First

The white-glove label does not automatically define the service.

Two products described as “white-glove” can require very different resources. SXP evaluates the actual product, handling conditions, destination, access, service steps, customer expectations, time requirement, and resource fit before defining the approved scope.

Explore Delivery Fit
  • Furniture deliveryLarge-item handling and room-of-choice placement
  • Approved setup supportDefined assembly or setup steps when included in the service plan
  • Appliance delivery coordinationPlanned handling, placement, and approved setup requirements
  • Packaging removalDebris collection following approved setup services
  • High-value handlingDeliberate processes for sensitive or premium products
  • Customer communicationClear scheduling, arrival, and service expectations

Your customer remains your customer.We help you protect the experience you promised them.

Does Your Delivery Requirement Call for a Higher Service Level?

Start with the product, destination, handling requirements, and customer promise. Then we can determine whether white-glove capability belongs in the service plan.

Explore Delivery Fit

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