Review both buildings.
Share the furniture and equipment list, loading arrangements and building rules. Include elevator reservations, floor levels and fixed access windows at both addresses.
Office moving
A small office move planned around furniture, office contents and building access, with a clear placement plan for the new space.
What we help with
- Move the agreed desks, chairs, boxes and office contents between the reviewed locations.
- Plan loading access, elevator reservations and building time windows at both addresses.
- Review equipment handling and ordinary furniture disassembly before arranging the move.
How your move works
Protect the agreed items.
We use moving blankets, stretch film and tape for ordinary office furniture. Glass sections, delicate finishes and equipment need an item-specific handling review.
Place to your floor plan.
Show the crew where desks, chairs and boxes belong. Agreed ordinary furniture disassembly and reassembly take place in paid working time where feasible.
Protection with a purpose.
Materials and handling should suit the item.
Cover ordinary furniture.
Moving blankets provide a padded layer around desks, tables and other ordinary furniture. Stretch film and tape hold the wrapping in place.
Review delicate equipment.
Equipment, glass and delicate finishes may need different protection. Share handling instructions, photos, dimensions and known weights before the move.
Plan the route through the building.
Doorways, elevators and tight turns affect how pieces can be handled. Reviewing them in advance helps identify disassembly or access needs.
Time, materials and billing.
For a direct office move with an AT Moving truck, moving and packing time use the selected hourly rate, with no second packing labor charge. The selected crew includes the driver; ordinary moving blankets, stretch film and tape are included, and boxes are charged separately. One combined 60-minute minimum covers working time and applicable travel together. Your estimate explains travel terms; platform bookings and earlier agreements retain their own terms.
Review delicate equipment, heavy pieces and complex fixtures before the move. Plan IT work with your own team; moving does not include setting up computers or restoring a network.
Explore the hourly cost calculatorBefore we arrive
- Share a furniture and equipment list, including delicate or heavy pieces and any handling instructions.
- Confirm loading access, elevator reservations and building instructions at both ends.
- Label destinations and have a room or floor plan ready for placement.
- Have your team plan IT disconnection, secure sensitive contents and identify anything that should not move.
Confirm these separately
- IT disconnection, setup and network reconnection are outside the moving scope.
- Complex fixtures, built-ins and utility connections are outside ordinary furniture moving and require a separate plan.
- Boxes are charged separately under the direct truck-move terms; unusual equipment is subject to review.
A few useful answers
Can you work within a building access window?
Share the required window before arranging the move. We review availability, loading access and the work involved before confirming the plan.
What should we share about office equipment?
List the equipment and any handling instructions, dimensions or known weights. Photos help us review delicate pieces and access; your team should plan IT disconnection and setup.
Can you reassemble desks and tables?
Ordinary furniture disassembly and reassembly can be included in the agreed paid working time where feasible. Share the furniture details first; complex fixtures and built-ins need a separate plan.
How is office packing charged?
During a direct move with an AT Moving truck, packing uses the selected hourly rate without a second packing labor charge. Ordinary blankets, stretch film and tape are included; boxes are separate. A separate packing visit has its own agreed terms.