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Office moves planned around your working hours, with labelled workstations, IT crates and a move coordinator on site.

An office move is mostly planning. Who sits where, which building rules apply, when the freight elevator is free, and what the IT team needs before Monday. We do the planning with your office manager weeks ahead, so the move itself is quiet and quick.

What’s Included:

  • Walkthrough of both sites and a written move plan
  • Colour-coded labels matched to the new floor plan
  • Reusable crates delivered a week before
  • Desk and workstation disassembly and rebuilding
  • Certificates of insurance sent to both buildings

Why Customers Pick It:

  • Moves done in the evening or over a weekend
  • Staff only pack their own desk crate
  • Everything lands at the right desk the first time
  • One contact person from planning to the last crate

How It Works: We start with a site visit and a list of what moves and what stays. You get a move plan with dates, crew sizes and a fixed price. Crates arrive a week early, the crew moves everything after hours, and the coordinator does a final walk with you before we leave.

Who It’s For: Dental and medical clinics, agencies, law firms and other offices with 5 to 150 desks in the Chicago area.

What's Included

  • Site survey and floor plan
  • Colour-coded labels
  • Reusable plastic crates
  • After-hours crew
  • Move coordinator on site

Key Benefits

  • Minimal downtime
  • Workstations rebuilt to the plan
  • Certificate of insurance for the building
  • Secure handling of files
  • Old furniture removal available

Frequently Asked Questions

Most office moves we do start Friday at 5 PM and finish by Sunday afternoon.

We pack and move computers and monitors. Your IT team or provider should disconnect and reconnect network equipment.

Most downtown buildings ask for one. We send it straight to the building manager, usually within a day.

Yes. We donate what we can and recycle or dispose of the rest, priced separately on the quote.

Four to six weeks for most offices, longer if the building has strict elevator schedules.