Should I Tip the Furniture Deliverer?

  1. Yes If the Service is Good

    • While it is not as routinely done or as culturally established as tipping a server at a restaurant, conventional tipping guides suggest about $10 per furniture delivery person is appropriate when they do a reasonable job. You might even consider tipping a bit more if they go above and beyond with their help in placement and care for your furniture and property.

    Not If They Are Unprofessional

    • Since it is not as common for furniture delivery people to be tipped, you are not committing a major etiquette faux pas if you do not tip. This is especially true if they are unfriendly or do not take care of your furniture and property.

    Bottom Line

    • Conventional wisdom or not, you cannot go wrong with generously tipping a service provider who goes above and beyond to give you a good experience. If you are unfortunate enough to get a delivery person who is generally grumpy or shows no concern for your you or your property, it is probably a good sign they are not normally tipped for their type of delivery and you should be safe.

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