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A planned, tested IT relocation for Cambridge's technology, biotech and research-driven businesses -- servers, network and phones working from the moment your team walks in.
We schedule the physical move for evenings or weekends as standard, so your Cambridge office isn't disrupted mid-week.
Every server, workstation and peripheral is logged, insured and tracked from disconnection to reconnection at the new site.
We verify every workstation, printer, phone and application before your team returns, so day one is a working day.
Moving premises is disruptive enough without the IT side going wrong. Cloudswitched manages the technical side of an office relocation end to end: a pre-move audit of everything you currently run, a network and cabling design for the new space, physically disconnecting and transporting the hardware, coordinating the new internet and phone lines with your providers, and testing every system before anyone sits down at a desk. We work to your moving schedule, not the other way round, with engineers on hand on move day and through the following week to deal with anything that comes up. It's a fixed quote after a free consultation, so you know the cost of the move before you commit to it.
Cambridge is the heart of the UK's leading technology cluster, known globally as Silicon Fen. The city's ecosystem of research parks, including the Cambridge Science Park and Cambridge Biomedical Campus, supports a concentration of technology, biotech and pharmaceutical firms unmatched outside London, with ARM Holdings, AstraZeneca and hundreds of university spinouts having established Cambridge as a world-class centre for innovation and research commercialisation. Businesses relocating within this cluster -- technology, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, artificial intelligence, professional services and education firms among them -- typically carry more specialised equipment and a lower tolerance for downtime than a standard office move, and the IT plan needs to reflect that. Cambridge is 50 minutes by train from London King's Cross, which keeps our City of London-based engineers within easy reach for planning meetings, site surveys and move-day support, alongside remote diagnostics and configuration work carried out ahead of the physical move.
Firms based near Cambridge Science Park or Cambridge Biomedical Campus often run equipment and data that can't simply be switched off and switched on again -- lab-adjacent systems, licensed software tied to specific machines, and research data that needs a verified chain of custody during transport. Our pre-move audit is built to capture this detail before the move date is set, so nothing is discovered on the day itself.
Cambridge combines a compact historic centre -- home to landmarks like King's College Chapel -- with a fast-growing ring of science parks and research campuses on its outskirts. That split matters for an office move: a relocation into or out of the city centre often means older buildings and tighter access, while a move to the Science Park or Biomedical Campus usually means a purpose-built space that still needs its network, Wi-Fi and server room properly designed from scratch. We plan cabling and connectivity around whichever type of building you're moving into.
Before a single cable is unplugged, we inventory every server, workstation, printer, phone and network device you run, and build a migration plan that matches your actual moving-day timeline rather than a generic checklist.
An office move touches your landlord, cabling contractor, fit-out team and ISP all at once. We take on coordinating the internet and phone line transition and testing connections before go-live, so you're not chasing four different suppliers yourself.
From first conversation to a fully working new office -- our process keeps the move under control.
We inventory your servers, workstations, printers, phone systems and network equipment, then build a migration plan aligned to your moving schedule.
We design the structured cabling, Wi-Fi coverage and server room layout for the new premises, working alongside your fit-out contractors.
Servers, workstations, printers and peripherals are safely disconnected, transported and reconnected, with full chain-of-custody documentation throughout.
Every workstation, printer, phone and application is tested before staff arrive, with engineers on hand on move day and the following week.
We plan and manage the technical side of office relocations for businesses across the UK, working around your moving schedule rather than a generic template -- including the specialised equipment and licensed software that Cambridge's technology and biotech firms often depend on.
Every move starts with a full audit of your current servers, workstations, printers, phone systems and network equipment, so the migration plan is built on what you actually have, not assumptions.
We coordinate the ISP and telecom transition directly with your providers, testing connections before go-live so the new office is online and working from the first day of occupancy.
Weekend and out-of-hours moves are standard practice, keeping the physical relocation out of your working week wherever possible.
Engineers stay on hand on move day and through the following week to resolve anything that comes up, followed by a post-move review once you're settled in.

Moving offices is stressful enough -- here's how we take the IT risk out of it.
Every server, workstation and peripheral is logged from disconnection to reconnection, so nothing goes missing or unaccounted for during transport.
We schedule the physical relocation for evenings and weekends by default, so the move doesn't cost you trading days.
We manage the ISP, landlord and cabling contractor conversations as one coordinated plan, instead of you chasing separate suppliers.
Planning, configuration and diagnostics happen remotely from our City of London base, with engineers on-site for the physical packing, transport and reinstallation work that genuinely needs hands.
Engineers are on hand throughout move day itself and the following week, so any issue is dealt with immediately rather than logged in a queue.
You get a fixed quote after a free consultation, so the cost of the move is agreed upfront rather than billed by the hour as problems appear.
We work with the hardware, software and providers you already use rather than pushing you onto a proprietary platform as part of the move.
Every workstation, printer, phone and application is tested and working before your team sets foot in the new office, not discovered broken on day one.
Once you're settled, we carry out a post-move review, and support continues beyond that first week for anything that surfaces later.
Cambridge's concentration of technology, biotech and pharmaceutical firms around the Cambridge Science Park and Cambridge Biomedical Campus means office moves in the city often involve more specialised network and server requirements than a typical relocation. We design the cabling, Wi-Fi and server room layout for the new premises around what your business actually runs, and coordinate the ISP and telecom transition so connectivity is tested and working before your team arrives.
Cambridge is the heart of the UK's leading technology cluster, known globally as Silicon Fen. The city's ecosystem of research parks, including the Cambridge Science Park and Cambridge Biomedical Campus, supports a concentration of technology, biotech and pharmaceutical firms unmatched outside London. ARM Holdings, AstraZeneca and hundreds of university spinouts have established Cambridge as a world-class centre for innovation and research commercialisation.
The city's business base spans technology, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, artificial intelligence, professional services and education, sitting alongside a historic centre anchored by landmarks such as King's College Chapel. That mix of a compact heritage core and fast-growing research campuses shapes how an office move in Cambridge needs to be planned, from access and cabling in older buildings to network design in purpose-built research park units.
Getting here: Cambridge is 50 minutes by train from London King's Cross, keeping our City of London-based team within easy reach for site surveys, planning meetings and move-day support. Most planning and configuration work is carried out remotely, with engineers travelling in for the physical move itself.
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Home to the UK's leading technology cluster, Silicon Fen, built around the Cambridge Science Park and Cambridge Biomedical Campus. Landmarks like King's College Chapel sit alongside a business base of technology, biotech, pharmaceutical, AI, professional services and education firms, 50 minutes from London King's Cross by train.
IT office moves
A managed IT relocation service covering the pre-move audit, network and cabling design, hardware transport, ISP coordination and testing needed to move a working office from one site to another.
IT office moves Cambridge
Planning an office relocation in Cambridge? We manage the IT side of your move -- audit, network design, hardware transport and testing -- delivered remotely from our City of London base with on-site visits for the physical move.
Got questions? We've answered the most common ones below. If you need more detail, get in touch.
As early as possible once your new lease or completion date is confirmed. The pre-move audit and network design for the new premises need to happen before cabling and fit-out work starts, so booking early gives us time to plan around your fit-out contractors and providers rather than rushing at the last minute.
Yes. Cambridge's technology and biotech firms around the Science Park and Biomedical Campus often run lab-adjacent systems, licensed software tied to specific machines, and sensitive research data. Our pre-move audit captures this detail upfront so the migration plan and chain-of-custody process account for it, rather than treating it like standard office equipment.
Yes. We coordinate the ISP and telecom transition directly with your providers, arranging installation dates at the new premises and testing the connections before go-live, so the office is online from the first day of occupancy.
Yes, weekend and out-of-hours moves are standard practice for us. We schedule the physical disconnection, transport and reconnection outside your normal working hours wherever possible, so trading and research schedules aren't interrupted.
Every server, workstation, printer and peripheral is logged at disconnection, transported securely and insured, and logged again at reconnection, giving you full chain-of-custody documentation for the whole journey between sites.
Yes. For premises that don't have existing IT infrastructure, such as a new-build unit on the Cambridge Science Park, we design the structured cabling, Wi-Fi coverage and server room layout from scratch, working with your fit-out contractors on power requirements and timing.
This is what our system testing stage is designed to prevent -- every workstation, printer, phone and application is tested and confirmed working before staff arrive. Engineers also remain on hand on move day and through the following week to resolve anything that does come up.
IT Office Moves are quoted individually after a free consultation, since the cost depends on the amount of equipment, the network design needed at the new site and the complexity of the ISP and telecom transition. There's no published price tier -- you receive a fixed quote before committing.
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