Commercial moving

Warehouse-to-business transfers

Inventory, fixtures and equipment moved between warehouses, shops and offices.

Dock to door, and door to dock

A warehouse usually has a dock and a shop usually has a door. We handle both ends, using the dock where there is one and the liftgate where there is not.

Boxed goods and stock

Boxed stock and shelving move within what a 24-foot truck carries. Tell us the quantities and the size of the items and we confirm the load plan.

Recurring transfers

If stock moves regularly between a warehouse and a store, tell us. We can plan a repeat schedule rather than quote each trip from scratch.

What this covers

Inventory transfers

Stock between warehouse and shop.

Fixtures and equipment

Moved between storage and a business site.

Recurring runs

A scheduled repeat route, planned once.

What to tell us

  • Boxed stock and shelving
  • Fixtures and shelving
  • Equipment moving to or from storage
  • Repeat runs between two sites

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 do a recurring weekly run?
Tell us the route and volume and we plan a repeat schedule.
Do you load from a dock?
Yes, when there is one. The liftgate covers sites without a dock.
How do I describe boxed stock?
Number of boxes, approximate size and any handling needs.

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.