A place for every workstation.
Mark desks, chairs and boxes by their destination room or team. Share a floor plan or room list so placement can follow your office layout.
Desks, chairs, filing cabinets and boxes. We work through what’s moving, your building’s access and your team’s schedule before the crew arrives.
Office and corporate moving
Send the pickup, destination and preferred date. We’ll discuss the work and include the agreed scope in your quote.
“Brian and Matthew were very efficient and friendly.”
Jacob NevinOffice relocationGoogle review
“My nonprofit had the opportunity to work with Dos Manos on a local move about a month ago.”
Kara MurphyNonprofit relocationGoogle review
Mark desks, chairs and boxes by their destination room or team. Share a floor plan or room list so placement can follow your office layout.
Cubicles and connected desks can involve more than carrying. Share photos, dimensions and any assembly instructions so disassembly and reassembly can be reviewed as part of the scope.
Identify the person directing the move, the loading entrance and the building’s allowed moving hours. Tell us which areas need to be moved first so the agreed sequence reflects your priorities.
Send photos and any manufacturer instructions with your request. We review the furniture and confirm which disassembly and reassembly tasks we can include before the move is booked.
Share the hours your business and both buildings can accommodate. The team confirms scheduling availability with you; submitting a preferred window does not reserve it.
Identify what you want moved and what your staff or IT provider will handle. Keep sensitive records under your organization’s control, and discuss equipment handling before it is included in the quote.
Label items and boxes with a destination room or workstation. Have a contact available to direct placement, and tell us about priorities or access changes before the crew starts.
Tell us about your move and request your free quote.
“very transparent about cost/details and easy to communicate with.”
Marisol MagallanesPlanning the moveGoogle review