Business Relocation Services in Atlanta, GA

Relocating a business can involve much more than moving office furniture. Equipment, records, furnishings, work areas, and other business assets may all need to reach a new facility while schedules, building requirements, employees, vendors, and ongoing operations continue to be managed.

Berger Allied Moving & Storage – Atlanta provides business relocation services for companies and organizations moving within the Atlanta area or relocating to destinations throughout the United States. Our commercial moving team can plan and coordinate the transportation of business assets around the requirements of your facilities, schedule, and operation.

Business Relocations Built Around Your Operation

No two businesses use their facilities in exactly the same way.

A professional office may primarily need furniture, files, and workstations moved. Another business may have equipment, storage areas, operational spaces, or multiple departments with different moving requirements. Some organizations can relocate at once, while others need to transition into a new facility in stages.

Berger Atlanta can develop a business relocation plan around factors such as:

• The size and type of facilities involved
• Furniture, equipment, records, and other assets being moved
• Access requirements at the origin and destination
• Departments or work areas that need to move in a particular sequence
• Business operating schedules
• Assets that require additional preparation or handling
• Furniture or equipment that needs to go into storage
• Local or long-distance transportation requirements

Understanding these details before the move provides a foundation for coordinating the different parts of the relocation.

Moving More Than a Traditional Office

Not every business operates in a conventional office environment.

Berger Atlanta can support relocations involving a range of commercial facilities and organizations. Depending on the project, that may include professional offices, educational facilities, medical and administrative workplaces, operational facilities, laboratories, and businesses occupying mixed-use commercial spaces.

The assets involved can vary just as widely. A relocation may include desks and workstations, shelving, records, furniture, equipment, supplies, and other property used by the organization.

For businesses with specialized equipment or unusual transportation requirements, those needs can be identified during planning so an appropriate approach can be developed.

One Move or a Phased Relocation

A business does not always move from one fully operational facility directly into another.

Larger relocations may need to happen by department, work area, floor, or facility. Construction may still be underway in part of the destination. Some employees may need to remain at the existing location while other teams begin working from the new one.

A phased business relocation can allow different parts of the organization to move according to the project’s schedule.

Berger Atlanta can coordinate transportation around those phases, including determining which assets move at each stage and which need to remain at the existing facility or in storage until they are needed.

When Business Assets Need Somewhere to Go

Relocations often reveal that not everything has an immediate place at the new facility.

Existing furniture may be retained for future use. Equipment may be intended for another location. A new space may not be ready for all of the assets leaving the old one.

Berger Atlanta can incorporate commercial warehousing into the relocation when furniture, equipment, fixtures, records, or other existing business assets need to be stored.

Items can be transported from the current facility into the warehouse and delivered when the appropriate destination is ready. This can be particularly useful during phased relocations, facility consolidations, renovations, and other projects where the timing of each asset does not align with the main move.

Coordinating the Origin and Destination

Both ends of a business relocation can introduce their own requirements.

Commercial buildings may establish procedures for loading docks, freight elevators, parking, security, access hours, and moving vendors. The new facility may also have different requirements from the location your organization is leaving.

Planning for both properties helps the moving team prepare for those conditions before the relocation begins.

At the destination, the moving plan can also account for where assets need to be delivered so that furniture, equipment, and other property reach the appropriate areas of the new facility.

Business Relocations Beyond Atlanta

A business relocation may take a company across Metro Atlanta, elsewhere in Georgia, or to another part of the country.

Berger Atlanta can coordinate local and long-distance commercial relocations based on the scope and destination of the project. For businesses relocating outside Georgia or managing projects in multiple markets, our nationwide network of locations can provide support throughout the United States.

This can also benefit organizations with ongoing relocation needs across multiple facilities rather than a single one-time Atlanta project.

Start With a Business Relocation Plan

The earlier your moving team understands the facilities, assets, schedule, and operational requirements involved, the more those details can be incorporated into the relocation plan.

Tell Berger Allied Moving & Storage – Atlanta about the locations involved, what needs to be moved, your anticipated schedule, and any warehousing or specialized transportation requirements. Our commercial moving team can work with your organization to develop a plan for moving your business to its next location.