Most office shifts we've done have one thing in common — the business can't really afford to stop. A support team that goes offline for two days, files that get misplaced during the move, a conference room that isn't ready when a client walks in on Monday — none of that looks good, and none of it needs to happen. Before we touch a single desk, we sit down with whoever's coordinating on your end and work out a sequence: what moves first, what can wait till the weekend, and what absolutely cannot be offline for more than a few hours.
Every cabinet, cable, and carton gets labelled against the floor plan of your new office, so when it arrives, it goes straight to where it's supposed to be instead of sitting in a corridor while someone figures out whose desk it belongs to. Computers and servers are handled separately from general furniture, with anti-static wrap and upright loading, because a scratched desk is annoying but a damaged server is a genuinely bad Monday.
We map out your new floor layout in advance so items go to the right desk or department the first time.
Computers, servers, and networking gear get anti-static packing and travel apart from general furniture.
Most of our office moves happen on Saturdays or after closing time, so your team walks in Monday to a working office.
Office relocations involve more coordination than most people expect. Here's roughly how we break it down once you bring us in.
Site visit & planning
We walk both offices with you, note what's moving, and build a floor-wise plan before quoting.
Labelling & packing
Desks, cabins, and equipment are tagged by destination so nothing gets misplaced along the way.
The move itself
Usually scheduled after hours or over a weekend, so operations aren't interrupted.
Set up & sign-off
Desks, cabins, and equipment placed as per plan, checked off with your team before we leave.
A small office move can often be wrapped up over a single weekend — pack Friday evening, move Saturday, desks ready by Sunday night. Larger offices with multiple floors, server rooms, or a call centre setup need staggered planning, sometimes moving department by department so at least part of the team stays operational throughout. We scope this out with you upfront instead of applying the same timeline to every job.
Either way, you get a single point of contact through the move, not a different person answering the phone each time you call. That's usually what makes the difference between an office move that feels controlled and one that feels like it's happening to you.
Files and records are boxed and sealed on their own, tracked and handed over against your checklist.
Pricing depends on desks, equipment, and floors involved, worked out after we've actually seen your office.
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Yes, most of our office moves are scheduled for Saturdays or after business hours so your team doesn't lose a working day.
They're packed separately with anti-static material, loaded upright, and unloaded first at the new office so your IT team can get systems back online quickly.
We label everything against your new floor plan before the move, so cartons and furniture go directly to the right cabin or workstation.
If your organisation requires one, we're happy to sign an NDA before handling any files or sensitive documents during the move.
Share your current office size and moving timeline, and we'll get back with a plan and a quote that actually fits your setup.
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