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Big furniture solutions for small businesses.
Your workplace is the vehicle that will take your small business or startup to the next level. Your space should reflect your company’s mission, values and the dynamic employees who are helping to shape the organization’s future of profitability. As your partner in designing this foundational milestone, McCoy Rockford handles all the moving parts so you don’t have to. From budgeting to space planning, furniture selection and installation, our team will navigate you through each phase so you can learn and grow throughout the process.
Your resource for business growth.
If your company’s internal resources are still being established, our knowledgeable team can work within the parameters of your organization and even act as your facilities department. This saves your company time and money and allows you to focus on growth.
Evolving with you.
Because we work on projects of all sizes, McCoy Rockford is able to outfit your initial, smaller space and offer reconfiguration and moving services as your needs evolve and your company expands. Providing office furniture, flooring, architectural and technology solutions your space initially familiarizes us with your needs so we can continue to meet them as your business grows.
at your service.
Win-Win
We’re bringing together a winning combination of furniture, walls, flooring and technology to create spaces that inspire people to do their best work.
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Promoting Mental Health & Wellbeing in Educational Spaces
Promoting Mental Health & Wellbeing in Educational Spaces Students in every age group, from kindergarten to higher education … Continued
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Enhancing Workplace Gatherings with Flexible Design
Rather than basing office design on the need to fit more people into less space, the workplace should draw inspiration from a new source — the vibrant communities in which we live.
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McCoy Rockford Welcomes Jimmy Navarro as Vice President of Furniture Sales
Rather than basing office design on the need to fit more people into less space, the workplace should draw inspiration from a new source — the vibrant communities in which we live.