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Office Removals For The Clever Business
03 April 2014
Office Removals For The Clever Business

When moving office, you will be doing so to improve your standing as a company. Whether you are going up in the world and need super stylish new premises, or you want to downsize to cut a few unnecessary costs, then you will be after the same thing - more money. Saving cash and earning cash are both forms of retaining cash, so it is essential that you plan your removal around the same basis. You want the operation to be quick, smooth and efficient, so that you are not wasting time moving when you could be earning. Whilst the removal will certainly put a spanner in the machine for a couple of days, if you are well prepared then it is much more likely that things will return to normal in a less intrusive amount of time. Given that there are a great many different aspects to a removal that you will need to take care of, it is important that you are not trying to do everything on your own.

For a start, you should have a few employees who can be your eyes and ears for the removal as far as the rest of the office goes. It is essential that you are fully coordinated in terms of every department in the place being in sync with the removal, and having employees who are dealing with the day to day running of the office working towards the removal will be all the more useful for you. You will also need a specialist removals company, who are all set towards doing office removals. In some ways, the removal is a lot like a domestic removal, but the ways in which they differ means that you really should not be using a solely domestic removals company. The high quantity or furniture and technology that needs to be moved will make the job very different to a home removal, and the bigger the office the more apparent this becomes!

In a few ways, one of the most important parts of the removal is showing the removals company around for the removal survey. This is where the removals company ascertains the extent of the move in terms of load size and time needed. This will have bearing on how many staff members are needed and the type of transportation that will be required, which ultimately defines the price. If you are early on choosing your removals company then the survey can go on fairly early in the process, and this is a good way to get your head around the removal right at the start. Meeting the removals employees will give you a good idea as to whether you have made a good choice or not, and if you feel that they are not right for the job then you still have a chance to go with someone else. The company will be able to recommend boxes and packing supplies for your specific move, as well as giving you more hints and tips on how to go about the job successfully. You must be sure to show them all working exits, stairs and lifts, so that they are fully aware of the building that they are working on. Also, be sure to let them know of any particularly large furniture, like long desks, that may have to be dismantled before they are moved. This is the kind of thing that will hold up the entire removal if it is discovered on the day rather than sorted beforehand.