Nick Velasquez
Post-Delivery FeedbackJan 5, 2026
One-Star Review — Communication Breakdown
Communication throughout delivery was extremely poor.
On December 16, Maria at the Austin store informed me that my order would arrive in Houston within 5–7 days. Two days later, a call from a San Antonio number attempted to schedule delivery, but no voicemail, email, or text follow-up was sent. I was not aware of this outreach until over a week later, and there was no proactive follow-up of any kind.
On December 23, I contacted the store and asked to speak with a store manager. I was told there was no store manager on site. I then emailed the store manager directly and received no response.
On December 26, the Houston delivery team contacted me regarding scheduling and stated they would call back. They did not. I had to call them instead. During that call, I was met with apologies and explanations rather than ownership, and the conversation was immediately redirected to scheduling.
Internally, calls were later logged as “caller did not respond,” despite no voicemails ever being left and no confirmed communication. There was also no email or text confirmation of the delivery date.
The delivery team ultimately arrived a day earlier than scheduled, again stating they had called without leaving a voicemail. The product was delivered, but only after repeated customer-initiated follow-up.
This was not a scheduling issue — it was a systemic breakdown in communication and internal controls. Call attempts were treated as completed communication, and inaccurate internal notes shifted responsibility outward instead of confirming contact.
For a premium furniture company, this level of coordination and follow-through is unacceptable.