If you thought moving home was stressful and involved, just imagine how businesses cope with moving offices.

Planning any move for office needs to start as soon as a relocation decision has been taken.  Discussions with specialist office removal firms need to start long before a moving date is decided.

Many removal firms offer specialist services and as with house moves, will first send around an assessor to your current premises who to determine your needs by observing all aspects the office in terms of furniture, equipment, everything from desks to computers, and photocopier to pot plants.

They will work with you to devise a all inclusive check list to help make sure everything is covered and no minor details, which could lead to major problems, are overlooked.  The last thing any business making a move needs is to have to delay its plans which in turn will cause all-around disruption and damage the business by losing trade or customers.

With all requirements agreed, the removal firm can then conduct a full survey to supply a quotation which covers all aspects of your planned move.
Once the quote has been accepted and a date agreed, a dedicated project manager for the move will allocated.  He or she will be the sole point of contact between the removal firm and the businesses being moved.  They will be there to advise on and oversee the move from start to finish.

A schedule for the move will be discussed and planned.  Every businesses or organisation has specific and even unique requirements, including the workforce, who will be experiencing a large amount of upheaval, apprehension and stress about the move.  With this in mind, the removal firm will hold Personnel briefings to keep staff informed, and give helpful advice for packing and labelling.