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Office removals in Shoreditch and Old Street

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Moving an office in Shoreditch and Old Street

Shoreditch and Old Street are home to tech companies, start-ups and coworking spaces, many in converted warehouses. Postcodes: EC1, EC2, N1 and E1.

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What to plan for

  • Fast-growing teams move often, sometimes between flexible offices in the same area.
  • Converted warehouses can have goods lifts but tight street access.
  • Desk-and-screen moves need IT disconnection and reconnection planned in advance.
  • Weekend moves are popular to avoid losing a working day.

What a good office mover provides

  • A survey of both buildings and a written move plan
  • Crates for desk contents, and labels that match a floor plan
  • Risk assessment and method statement (RAMS) and insurance certificates for building management
  • Protection for floors, lifts and doors
  • IT disconnection and reconnection, if you need it
  • Disposal of old furniture, IT and confidential waste

How big is your move?

Office sizeWhat to expect
1 to 5 staffOne or two vehicles, often a weekend or an evening
6 to 15 staffSurvey, crates for desks, a weekend move
16 to 50 staffSurvey, move plan, labelled floor plans, crates, a project lead
51 staff or morePhased move, project management, IT coordination, dedicated crews

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Frequently asked questions

Can our office in Shoreditch and Old Street be moved at the weekend?

Yes. Most office moves are done on a Friday evening or over a weekend so that staff can start work in the new office on Monday.

What will building management ask for?

Usually a risk assessment and method statement, insurance certificates, booked lift and loading bay slots and a named contact for the move.

How far ahead should we book?

For a small office, two to four weeks. For 15 staff or more, start planning two to three months ahead.

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