Business Moving
When a business or any other commercial site relocates, the challenge is the volume of inventory, the heavy equipment and protecting the stock.
NextMove’s business moving is built for shops, warehouses, restaurants, hotels and other commercial operations.
We take full financial responsibility for every shelving unit, every display case and every pallet of goods. Your business arrives at its new address with nothing lost.
The stages of a business relocation
#1 The plan, up front
We study what the site involves and how much inventory there is, and give you an exact, written quote. We sign a contract with fixed dates.
#2 Labelling the inventory
Professional disassembly. Goods and stock packed and labelled.
#3 The move
Our crew works to whatever schedule suits you — nights and public holidays included — so the site is trading again quickly.
Moving a shop or a warehouse
Moving a retail site means transporting hundreds of product lines and fixtures safely. We keep an exact count of the inventory and protect it. If you need it, we can also hold your stock in storage for a while.
Heavy commercial equipment
Restaurant kitchen equipment, hotel furniture, commercial refrigerators — these need specific machinery. Our branded crew is fully equipped to work safely with heavy inventory.
A fixed budget
The price of a commercial move is set in advance and fixed in the contract. There are no “unexpected” costs when we arrive. You pay only what we agreed.
Stock insured 100%
Your products and your expensive equipment are fully insured in transit. We take financial responsibility for any damage that arises during the move.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. If your staff would rather pack certain stock themselves, we deliver as many cardboard boxes and packing materials as you need before moving day, so that nothing is held up.
When the logistics plan is drawn up, our manager works out the access routes and the loading zones in advance. You clear the access with the centre’s management; the technical execution, and hitting the strict time windows — a mall’s delivery hours, for instance — are entirely ours.
Yes. A business often has to distribute stock from one warehouse to several branches. We can plan a multi-stop route, and it is written transparently into the fixed price and the contract in advance.
Of course. When commercial equipment and steel shelving are moved, along with protecting the furniture we lay special coverings over the floors and walls, so that the space cannot be damaged or scratched.
