A New Office Shouldn't Mean Starting Your IT From Zero
Moving offices means coordinating a dozen moving pieces at once — servers, cabling, network hardware, internet, phones, Wi-Fi, and more. We plan it, schedule it, and stand in the room so nothing falls through the cracks.
One Point of Contact, Not Six Vendors to Chase
An office move pulls together a surprising number of moving parts — the cabling company running new drops, the internet provider's install technician, the phone company, the copier techs, the camera installer, the access control vendor - and more. Each one needs to be scheduled, shown what to do, and kept from stepping on everyone else's work. We coordinate all of it, so you're not the one juggling multiple vendor calendars during your busiest week. We also make sure services at the old location are properly shut down or transferred, so you're not still paying for a connection nobody's using anymore.
Moving What You Already Have, Carefully
Your servers and critical hardware made the trip to the old office just fine once — moving them again deserves the same care, properly powered down, transported, and brought back online in the right order at the new site.
If the new space already has cabling in place from a previous tenant, that's a head start, but only if it still works and not unintentionally damaged when the previous tenant left. The outlets has to actually end up where your desks do and in the number that is needed for your actual devices. We've seen "already wired" offices where a poorly planned layout leaves someone with a 40-foot patch cord running across the floor and stapled along a beautiful wood baseboard just to reach their desk. Testing, planning, additions and a few tweaks before moving day avoids the kind of things we hear often such as: my office has no outlets, or why is this cable cut and has no connector at the end, and how come there is only one outlet for these 6 people we are trying to place here - and the like.
Getting Internet and Phones Working at the New Address
New internet service has to be ordered with enough lead time to actually be live when you need it — not the week after. If you still have analog phone lines, the phone company needs to physically move them. If you're on VoIP, it's usually simpler: the carrier just needs to be told the new location's IP addresses so your service keeps working without a hitch. Either way, once the new connection is live, we reconfigure your network equipment to actually use it.
Wi-Fi Access Points Placed With a Plan
Good Wi-Fi coverage at a new office isn't something you figure out after people start complaining about dead zones by the conference room. We plan access point placement around your actual floor plan before the move, so coverage reaches every corner from day one.
An IT Closet That Works for Everyone
Your servers and network equipment need a home that's secure and properly ventilated — and located with a bit of strategy. Close enough that it's never a hassle to get to, but far enough from where people actually sit that server fan noise and the occasional whine of hardware doesn't become background annoyance for the people nearest to it.
Protecting Fragile Equipment During the Move
Copiers, large-format printers, architectural and engineering plotters, and other specialized office equipment are more fragile than they look. Moving, tilting, or rolling one without properly securing its internal shipping mechanisms can cause serious—and sometimes irreparable—damage. If you already work with a local company that services your equipment, we’ll coordinate with them and schedule the move. If not, we’ll locate a manufacturer-authorized local service provider to properly prepare, transport, and set up the equipment at your new office.
Watching the New Space Closely for the First Few Months
A new space can have quirks that don't show up until it's been in use a while — humidity, temperature swings, or electrical issues that a previous tenant never had a reason to notice. For the first few months after a move, we keep an eye on conditions around your critical equipment, so anything out of the ordinary gets caught early instead of turning into a failure.
Planning a move? Let's talk before the boxes get packed.
The earlier we're involved, the smoother moving day goes.
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