Scheduling around your trading hours
The biggest saving on an office move is timing. We look at your lease dates, the building access and any loading window, then slot the lift and carry into the quietest hours available. For many central Bath businesses that means an evening or a weekend, when the streets clear and the loading restrictions ease.
A few details up front mean we arrive knowing which entrance, which floor and where the van can wait, rather than working it out on the spot while the clock runs.
Handling IT, desks and records
Monitors and computers travel wrapped and boxed, not loose in the back. Desks that come apart are broken down and rebuilt at the far end, and cabling is kept together so nobody loses the first morning hunting a power lead. Archive and filing boxes stay in order, so your records arrive as they left.
Label the boxes by team or by room and we set them down where they belong at the new address, which trims the time your staff spend settling in.
Loading in the centre of the city
Commercial premises in central Bath carry their own limits: short loading windows, upper floors in listed buildings, and streets a large van cannot sit on. We are used to working inside them and will ask about them up front, so nothing stalls the move on the day.
Where a building caps van size or the hours you can load, we plan the job around it rather than learning it the hard way.
Quoting a business move
Office pricing depends on the volume, the floors and the access at both ends, plus whether you need an out-of-hours slot. Tell us roughly how many desks and how much storage you hold and we will come back with a clear figure.
Get in touch and we will talk through the timing so the move costs the business as little disruption as possible.