Pompano Beach, Florida · South Florida and New York

Talk to a producer.
Not a queue.

Tell us the date, where it is, roughly how many people, and what has to happen in the space. We will reply within 24 hours. If the venue is still a maybe, say so — that is the conversation, not a reason to wait until you have one.

01 — Reach us

The phone is the fast one.

Ceiling height, points over the stage, what fits through the dock — a two-minute call settles those.

Phone
561-750-4070
Also
954-978-8442
Email
sales@allonstage.com
Shop
500 Northeast 28th Court, Pompano Beach, FL 33064

The shop and the trucks are in Pompano Beach. South Florida is where most of the work is, we travel out of state, and we work in New York.

02 — Send it

Seven boxes, three of them required.

Name, email and what you need. Everything else sharpens the first reply, and any of it can be left blank.

Quotes within 24 hours.

03 — What helps

What to put in the box if you have it.

A sentence is enough. This is here because these are the answers that turn a first reply into a real one.

  • What has to happen

    A general session, a concert, a festival stage, an awards night, a ribbon cutting, a meeting. What the room is for decides more than its size does.

  • Where, and when

    The building or the field, the date, and how many days on site either side of it. A soft date is fine and a room that is still a maybe is fine — knowing which of the two is unsettled is the useful part.

  • Roughly how many

    And how they are seated or standing. A number to the nearest hundred is worth more than an exact one that arrives three weeks later.

  • Indoors or outdoors

    Outdoors changes the power, the structures and the weather plan rather than just the equipment. It is the single answer that changes the most.

  • Who else is watching

    Recorded, streamed, or fed to anybody. It changes the lighting and the audio design, not only the camera line, so it is worth saying at the start rather than a week out.

If none of that is settled yet, send what you have. The questions above are what a producer will ask, and working through them is exactly what the first call is for.