Office removals that keep your business running

Office removals are a different job from a house move. They are usually run by an office manager or operations lead whose priority is that the business keeps running. Almost everything about the plan follows from that: loading out of hours or over a weekend, delivery in time for your IT team to set up before people arrive, and a floor plan that tells the crew exactly where every desk goes.

The contents profile is also different. Where a house move is varied (clothes, books, kitchenware, sentiment), an office is repetitive: forty desks that are the same desk, a hundred and twenty office chairs, a server cabinet. The inventory is short but the labelling matters — every desk, every chair, every box needs to land at the right person's seat in the new floor plan. Asset tagging is non-negotiable for accounting reasons; the move-out and move-in inventories tie into the business's fixed-asset register.

IT and AV equipment changes the crew required. Network gear, server racks, monitors and meeting-room AV all need careful handling and disconnection and reconnection agreed with your IT lead. Racks can be held in climate-controlled storage if the cutover is staged. We handle the physical move; your IT team owns the network and software cutover.