Covering Hyde, Godley, Newton, Gee Cross, Denton, Haughton Green and Woodley.
Not every office move involves leaving the building.
Businesses take a new floor, give up a floor, swap two departments round, or move into the unit next door. It happens more often than anybody writes about, and people are frequently surprised that it is worth booking somebody for.
It is, and for a reason that is not obvious: an internal move has no natural pause.
An ordinary move has a van in the middle of it. Things get loaded, they travel, they get unloaded, and that gap gives everybody a breather and forces a sequence. Moving two floors up has none of that. Everything happens at once, in a building people are still working in, and it is very easy for it to become an afternoon of everybody carrying their own monitor up a staircase.
Somewhere to put things down.
That is genuinely the whole problem with an internal move. If there is an empty room, a spare corner or a floor that is not in use, it becomes simple: everything goes there, the old space clears, the new space gets set up properly, and it all comes back in the right order.
Without one, the move happens in the corridor, and the corridor is where people are trying to work.
So the useful question before booking is not how much there is. It is where the temporary space is. If you have one, say so. If you do not, say that too, because it changes how the day is sequenced rather than whether it works.
Across SK14 and the surrounding area. We are based at Swan Street in Manchester city centre, so Hyde is a straightforward run. Office relocation services further out are arranged too.
If your move is to another address rather than another floor, that is ordinary work too. Tell us both ends and we will come back with a price.
Tell us which floors, roughly how much there is, and whether there is anywhere to put things down in between.
Yes, and it is more common than people expect. Everything happening at once in an occupied building is the part that takes the time.
It goes considerably faster with them. Loose items carried by hand is the slowest way to move anything.
Say so when you get in touch. It changes the order things are done in rather than whether it can be done.
Tell us which floors, roughly how much there is, and whether there is anywhere to put things down in between.
RCM Removals
20 Swan Street, Manchester M4 5JW
Telephone: 0161 768 2056
Email: info@removalscompanymanchester.co.uk