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Hiring a moving company is often the best way to do things when moving your business. Here are seven ways a moving company can make your corporate move easier and more productive.
1. Functionality
Your employees already have a list of tasks they need to finish. Why push moving on them when you can simply hire a moving company? This lets your employees work until the last moment rather than worrying about packing their cubicles. We recommend allowing employees at least a week's notice before moving so that they may remove personal objects if desired. A moving company allows your employees to do what they were hired for work.
2. Worry-free
Many corporate moving companies offer a one-and-done phone call service. You simply call in, estimate your employees or the number of floors you're moving to, and schedule the move. Most businesses have relatively similar structures. For sensitive equipment, you will need a white glove logistics service, which is a specialized service with particular attention to detail. Most corporate moving companies have strategies for this scenario without having to inspect the premises. Some may send an inspector, but that inspector's visit should only take an hour or two of your time.
When a business moves, it often relies on its employees to help work out the details. This is both unfair and outside of their job descriptions. In fact, you may have to pay medical bills if an employee is injured during a move. Moving companies are professionals in their industry. Any corporate office would expect a professional to take care of a job. Your employees need to be more professional movers. Get someone with experience.
If you hire a service that packs and unpacks the office for you, each operation will take a day or two. It depends on your office size, but a moving company is much quicker at that job than individuals within the company would be. This means less time that your business cannot assist clients, less time that employees can't fulfill their duties, and fewer issues with misplaced boxes or equipment.
Working against a lease deadline? Most corporate moves are. You say you can be out of the space by the 1st and avoid that extra lease fee, but it's the 29th, and the move is going more slowly than expected. This doesn't happen with a moving company. Unless there is a weather delay, a moving company will have your corporate affairs in order when they state they will. Their team is used to last-second moves, too, if you're over your head.
How do you know your electronics won't receive static damage as you move them? You can take many precautions, but unfortunately, not all of those work. A moving company will have static-free slides, guards, and various packing. Moving companies will protect your data and get it to your new office safely if you are moving sensitive electronics.
Only some offices own large box trucks or any appropriate moving equipment. You can only expect your employees to hand-load some boxes and chairs onto the back of a rental truck during the day. A moving company has dollies, furniture, moving supplies, and a team of experts ready to put their knowledge to work for you and your employees.
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3. Easier on Employees
When a business moves, it often relies on its employees to help work out the details. This is both unfair and outside of their job descriptions. In fact, you may have to pay medical bills if an employee is injured during a move. Moving companies are professionals in their industry. Any corporate office would expect a professional to take care of a job. Your employees need to be more professional movers. Get someone with experience.
4. Less Downtime
If you hire a service that packs and unpacks the office for you, each operation will take a day or two. It depends on your office size, but a moving company is much quicker at that job than individuals within the company would be. This means less time that your business cannot assist clients, less time that employees can't fulfill their duties, and fewer issues with misplaced boxes or equipment.
5. Faster Removal
Working against a lease deadline? Most corporate moves are. You say you can be out of the space by the 1st and avoid that extra lease fee, but it's the 29th, and the move is going more slowly than expected. This doesn't happen with a moving company. Unless there is a weather delay, a moving company will have your corporate affairs in order when they state they will. Their team is used to last-second moves, too, if you're over your head.
6. Electronic Safety
How do you know your electronics won't receive static damage as you move them? You can take many precautions, but unfortunately, not all of those work. A moving company will have static-free slides, guards, and various packing. Moving companies will protect your data and get it to your new office safely if you are moving sensitive electronics.
7. Transportation Issues Solved
Only some offices own large box trucks or any appropriate moving equipment. You can only expect your employees to hand-load some boxes and chairs onto the back of a rental truck during the day. A moving company has dollies, furniture, moving supplies, and a team of experts ready to put their knowledge to work for you and your employees.
This post is promoted by lawrencemoves.com. Our moving and storage services include custom packing, unpacking, warehousing, and delivery. Book your move with a company you can trust.
