Keep departments and equipment in the right order
Work areas clearly labelled
Destination labels help us direct furniture, files and equipment correctly.
Site access considered
We plan around lifts, stairs, loading areas and agreed entry times.
Workforce scaled to suit
We allocate workers from our six-person team according to the move.
Work areas inventoried before anything moves
An office relocation becomes harder to control when desks, chairs, files and equipment arrive without clear destinations. We build the inventory around departments or work areas, covering furniture, storage units, boxed records and other agreed contents. Labels should show where each item belongs at the new premises, while the loading order should support the planned unloading sequence. Our six-person removal team gives us scope to allocate an appropriate number of workers according to the assessed move. We also consider vehicle access, loading areas, lifts, stairs and permitted access times at both sites.
Sensitive equipment prepared by your specialists
Computers and other sensitive equipment need suitable preparation before we handle them. Your organisation remains responsible for arranging disconnection, data protection and reconnection support through appropriate people. Tell us which packed equipment requires particular handling and label it clearly by destination. We use the confirmed inventory and site information to plan vehicle space and workforce. A named contact should be available at each premises to confirm access and placement. Once assessed, we provide a written quote for the agreed office contents and moving arrangements.
Frequently asked questions
Do you disconnect and reconnect office computers?
No. Your organisation should arrange suitable disconnection, data protection and reconnection support. We can move agreed equipment once it has been safely prepared and clearly labelled.
How should we label office contents?
Use clear destination labels based on departments, rooms or work areas. Mark boxed files and equipment consistently, and provide a destination plan to the named contact overseeing unloading.
What site information do you need?
We need access times, parking or loading arrangements, lift details, stairs and carrying routes at both premises. Tell us about building rules or booked access slots before the move.