Commercial moving

Retail and store moving, planned around opening day

Fixtures, shelving, displays and stock moved between locations, planned around your trading hours.

Fixtures and displays

Shelving, counters, displays and signage have awkward shapes and need a plan for the path out of the old shop and into the new one. Tell us what is moving and we plan the load.

No dock, no problem

Most small shops have a front door and a street, not a dock. The liftgate lets us load fixtures and stock directly from the curb or sidewalk.

Timing around trading

Tell us when you can close and when you must reopen. We plan the move to reduce the time the shop is dark.

What this covers

Boutiques and shops

Small retail units with street-level access.

Showrooms

Furniture and display moves.

Restaurant and cafe fit-outs

Equipment and furniture between sites.

What to tell us

  • Shelving and display fixtures
  • Counters and point-of-sale furniture
  • Stock and boxed inventory
  • Signage and decor

How a move works

  1. Tell us the moveSend the two addresses, what is moving, and any stairs, elevators, gates or tight streets at either end.
  2. We plan the dayWe confirm access, the loading order and the timing, so nothing is left to be discovered on arrival.
  3. Moving dayWe arrive at the time we confirmed and start loading, using the liftgate where there is no dock or ramp.
  4. Loaded, driven, deliveredYour items go from your door to the new address, with the liftgate where there is no dock or ramp.

Questions we get asked

Can you move us overnight?
Tell us the window and the building rules and we confirm what is possible.
Do you move restaurant equipment?
Yes, within what a 24-foot truck carries. Tell us what and we confirm.
Can you deliver to a mall or shopping center?
Often, depending on their delivery rules. Ask the center and send us the rules.

Tell us about your move

Send both addresses and what is moving, and you will get a straight answer about timing and how the move will run.