Office & commercial removals
No online guesswork. Every office quote starts with a specialist walking into your office in person — counting items, checking packing needs and measuring the access routes — because that is the only way the figure can be fixed.
What the survey gets you
Because no two office moves are the same. How many boxes you will need, what packing materials suit your equipment, how long the lift is available, whether the dock has to be booked, what happens to the server cabinet — none of it is visible to a form. A surveyor sees it in twenty minutes, and the price stops being a guess.
It is also why the figure we give you afterwards is fixed. We are not pricing an average office. We are pricing yours.
Survey to moving day
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The estimate updates as you go. It is an estimate — the fixed, itemised figure comes after the survey, and that is the one you pay.
1 Your office
Serviced — managed workspace · Traditional — leased office · Co-working — hot-desk / pod · Warehouse — industrial unit · Retail / shop — commercial unit · Studio — creative space
Micro: up to 500 sq ft, from £380 · Small: 500–1,500 sq ft, from £700 · Medium: 1,500–4,000 sq ft, from £1,600 · Large: 4,000–10,000 sq ft, from £3,500 · X-Large: 10,000–25,000 sq ft, from £14,000 · Enterprise: 25,000+ sq ft, priced per survey
2 What else do you need?
Tap any that apply. Each one is a starting figure — the survey sets the real number.
Flexible — 4 weeks or more: best rates · Standard — 1 to 4 weeks: +10% · Urgent — under 2 weeks: +25% · Date not fixed yet: no premium. A short lead time costs more because the crew and vehicles come off other work.
Estimated survey range
An estimate either way. The fixed price comes after the survey.
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What we move
A serviced suite, a leased floor coming to the end of its term, a warehouse in Dartford and a shop unit inside a managed centre are four different jobs with four different constraints — and only one of them is mainly about furniture. What follows is what the surveyor is looking for in each, because that is what decides both the price and the plan.
Managed workspace — half the room is the operator's.
The survey counts IT equipment crates, document and file boxes and branded or display items, checks the building's access hours, and documents what belongs to the operator and what belongs to you — the thing that causes most of the arguments on the day.
Typical range on this service: £700–£15,000, fixed after the visit.
Leased office — moving out is only half the job.
A leased office usually carries reinstatement obligations: alterations taken back out, the floor yielded up in the condition the lease specifies. Your landlord has 56 days after the term ends for a figure on anything left undone, so the survey counts two things — what travels to the new address, and what has to come off the walls, out of the ceiling and up off the floor before the keys go back.
Hot-desk / pod — smallest move, strictest building.
Co-working space is held on a licence rather than a lease, so notice is short and the date is rarely yours to pick. The operator controls the goods lift, the loading-bay slot and the hours anything can be carried through reception, and most will want a method statement and an insurance certificate on file before a crew is let in.
Typical range on this service: £150–£800, fixed after the visit.
Industrial unit — stock and racking are two different jobs.
Pallet racking is not simply unbolted and put back up. Once a run is relocated the new configuration needs its own safe load notices and a check by a technically competent person before anything is loaded onto it — so the survey counts bays and beam levels separately from pallets, cages and loose stock, and sets the order the floor comes down in.
Typical range on this service: £1,500–£25,000+, fixed after the visit.
Commercial unit — the landlord's timetable sets yours.
A high-street or shopping-centre unit arrives with a fit-out guide, contractor inductions, booked delivery-bay slots and, more often than not, work confined to the hours the doors are shut; a licence to alter commonly takes four to eight weeks to come back. Stock, shelving, gondolas, tills, display and the shopfront are counted separately, because what gets stripped out is governed by the lease and what travels is governed by what you are still selling.
Typical range on this service: £500–£8,000, fixed after the visit.
Creative space — fragile, calibrated, or irreplaceable.
Edit suites, servers, calibrated monitors, lighting rigs, instruments, lenses and backdrops do not travel in cartons — they travel in crates and cases, packed last and unloaded first. The survey lists the specialist items one at a time, agrees which of them you would rather pack yourself, and records what has to be powered down, labelled and brought back up at the other end.
Typical range on this service: £300–£5,000, fixed after the visit.
All six are priced off the same floor-area bands below, and in all six the figure is fixed after the visit rather than before it.
Published starting prices
| Band | Floor area | Starting price |
|---|---|---|
| Micro | Up to 500 sq ft | from £380 |
| Small | 500–1,500 sq ft | from £700 |
| Medium | 1,500–4,000 sq ft | from £1,600 |
| Large | 4,000–10,000 sq ft | from £3,500 |
| X-Large | 10,000–25,000 sq ft | from £14,000 |
| Enterprise | 25,000+ sq ft | Priced per survey |
| Extra | From |
|---|---|
| IT Relocation | £450 |
| Full Packing | £350 |
| Clearance | £280 |
| Storage | £120 |
| Archive Move | £160 |
| Furniture Assembly | £200 |
Distance is confirmed at the survey stage, not guessed at beforehand, but here is how the bands work, so you know the general direction before that visit happens.
| Band | Distance | Multiplier |
|---|---|---|
| Band A | 0-25 miles | x1.0 |
| Band B | 26-50 miles | x1.2 |
| Band C | 51-100 miles | x1.35 |
| Band D | 101-250 miles | x1.65 |
| Band E | 251-500 miles | x2.0 |
Packing materials are one of the most underestimated costs in any office move, and the only accurate way to price them is to physically count what needs packing, not average it. That is part of what the surveyor is doing while they walk the floor.
Our own jobs, photographed on the day. More as customers give us permission to publish them.
Fox Court, Chancery Lane → Aldersgate Tower, EC1
Office move · two Luton vans · desks dismantled on site
An office move across the City. Desk frames came apart on the floor they stood on, task chairs were blanketed and strapped in the van, and both Lutons worked out of the building's loading bay rather than the street.
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