Crates rather than cartons
Lidded, stackable and reusable. Faster to pack, faster to unpack, and they survive being moved on a trolley.
Commercial relocations
Office removals planned around your trading hours.
The cost of an office move is rarely the move itself. It is the hours the business is not working, so the plan is built around that first.
Service area
Australia-wide
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ABN 38 700 878 879
Your quote
Free, itemised, no obligation
Written by
a person, not a form
What you get
What an office move includes.
Sequenced so the parts you need first come off the truck first.
Labelled by destination
Packed and marked by where things are going, not where they came from. It is the difference between unpacking in a day and unpacking in a week.
Workstations and furniture
Desks broken down with the bolts bagged and taped to the top they came off. Chairs stacked, screens carried on their own. What holds up Monday morning is missing fixings, not missing desks.
Lift bookings and dock access
Tell us about the goods lift, the dock and anything building management wants lodged, and the booking is arranged around it. A CBD tower will want the dock booking in writing, and the after-hours slots go first.
Out of hours where it helps
Evenings and weekends, so the business loses as little trading time as possible.
What changes the price
How an office move is priced.
Like any local move it is sold by time, but the variables are different, and the building usually decides them.
- Volume and workstation countThe clearest predictor of hours. Crates, furniture and storage all count.
- Lift access and loading dockWhether you have a goods lift, and whether it must be booked, changes the shape of the whole job.
- Building rulesMany buildings only allow moves outside trading hours, and most want the paperwork lodged with management well before anyone gets near the dock.
- Out-of-hours workEvenings and weekends cost more per hour, and frequently save far more than they cost in lost trading.
- IT and specialist equipmentServers and specialist gear need their own handling, planned separately from the rest of the move.
The questions that set the price
This is the part everyone else skips.
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Where this usually comes up
Every size of commercial move.
- Small studio or suiteOften done in a single evening with the right crew size.
- Floor to floorSame building, different level. Lift booking is usually the constraint, not the carrying.
- Whole-office relocationStaged over a weekend so Monday morning works.
- Consolidating sitesTwo offices into one, which usually means storage for the overflow.
- Fit-out and churnMoving desks and staff within a floor as teams change shape.
How it works
Four steps, and you are only committed at the third.
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You answer
What you have, where it is going, and every awkward thing about getting it out of one place and into the other. The awkward things are the ones that cost money.
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We price it
Off our own rate card, split into lines, in writing. Then a short call about what a form still cannot see: the carry to the truck, the turn at the top of the stairs, whether the lift has to be booked with the body corporate.
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Book your date
A deposit over the phone confirms your booking and allows us to arrange your move. You will know the truck size, the crew size and when they are due.
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Moving day
The independent removal provider booked for your date does the move. Beds go back together first, and cartons go into the room they were labelled for.
Straight answers
The questions people ask before they ring.
Can the move happen outside business hours?
Yes, and for most offices it is the right call. An evening or weekend move costs more per hour and usually saves considerably more than that in trading time you would otherwise lose.
Are crates supplied?
Yes. Lidded plastic crates are supplied for office moves rather than cardboard cartons. They stack properly, move on a trolley and can be reused.
What about our computers and servers?
Screens, monitors and standard workstation equipment are handled with the rest of the move. Servers and specialist gear are planned separately, and that sequence is agreed with you before the day rather than improvised at the dock.
Our building needs paperwork before we can move.
That is normal for commercial buildings. Tell us what your building management requires when you enquire, so it is planned for well before the day rather than discovered at the loading dock.
How much notice do you need?
More than a house move. Lift bookings, building approvals and out-of-hours scheduling all take lead time, so the earlier you start the conversation the more options you have.
Often part of the same job
Most moves need more than one of these.
The driveway is the worst place to discuss money.
Answer the questions once. It comes back in writing, split into lines, and the person who priced it rings to go through it with you.
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