An office move is judged on one thing: how quickly the business is working again. We plan business relocations as projects, so Monday starts as normal.
An office move is judged on one thing: how quickly the business is working again. Desks, files, furniture and technology all have to arrive in order, in the right places, and on a timetable that keeps disruption to a minimum — often over a weekend or overnight, so Monday starts as normal.
We plan business relocations as projects. One manager owns the move, the crew works to a labelled plan, and the new site is set up ready to use.
We assess both premises, access, lifts and parking, and agree a timetable that fits your trading.
One contact coordinating the whole move.
Everything is mapped to its destination — desk, room or floor — so it lands where it should.
Secure, stackable crates for files, equipment and personal desk contents.
Scheduled to avoid downtime.
Furniture dismantling, transport and reinstallation at the new site, plus decommissioning and clearance of the old premises. CONFIRM: clearance — in-house or partner; waste-carrier licence.
The point of planning is to protect your trading. We agree the sequence in advance — what moves first, what stays live until the last moment, and what's ready before staff arrive. For most offices the move runs outside working hours, so the team leaves one office on Friday and starts in the new one on Monday.
Moving IT is the part of an office move with the least room for error. Where MÜVR handles it, the work follows established practice:
We relocate offices and commercial premises of varying sizes across London.
Tell us about both sites and your timetable. We'll survey, plan the sequence and give you a clear, no-obligation quote.