Monday at nine is the only real test of an office move: either the team sits down and works, or somebody’s hunting for a monitor cable. Most of this runs Friday night or over a weekend.
What’s included
- A work window that fits your building’s after-hours rules
- Benching systems, cubicle walls and shelving broken down and rebuilt to the new plan
- Every desk, pedestal and cabinet tagged days ahead so the crew reads labels, not guesses
- Monitors bagged, towers boxed and cables bundled by station
- Dock and freight-elevator holds confirmed at both addresses before crew assignments go out
- Matthew walks the larger two-suite relocations himself
Who we move most
| Sector | What we move for them |
|---|---|
| Medical and dental offices | Exam chairs, sterilizers, imaging carts |
| Law and accounting firms | Desks, seating, records rooms, server racks |
| Retail and showrooms | Fixtures, counters, display cases, signage |
Office parks along the corridor
A firm off the 202 near Gilbert Road and a warehouse near the US-60/Power Road interchange get the same overnight push, timed so Monday is unremarkable.
Surplus furniture from a build-out running behind schedule can sit with us; see storage. For records rooms and IT gear, packing covers how that’s handled.
