Business moves
In a business move, continuity is what matters. The move is planned so that work stops as little as possible: survey, phasing, labelling system and a clear division of responsibility before anything is packed.
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What does a business move include?
- Site survey and a written moving plan
- Workstation dismantling, transport and reassembly
- IT equipment disconnection, protection and reconnection
- Archive and document relocation in order
- Removal and recycling of unwanted furniture
- Phasing to evenings or weekends
Business moves
A planned move.Work continues.
The survey, schedule and responsibilities are agreed before anything is packed.
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How is downtime minimised?
Downtime shrinks when the move is phased and every workstation is labelled against a floor plan, so each item goes straight to its place in the new premises.
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How is a business move priced?
A business move does not have a home package. The published moving rates, evening and weekend extras, and the furniture and clearance rows are on the price list. The office scope is confirmed in a written quote after a survey.
Frequently asked questions
Yes.
Evening and weekend phasing is the most common way to keep downtime short.
We reconnect within the agreed scope.
Responsibility with your IT provider is defined before the move.
For larger premises it is strongly recommended, because it makes the schedule and the quote realistic.
Request a business move quote
Tell us about the premises and scope — you will receive a quote based on the information you provide.