What our IT move services actually cover
Before any equipment is touched, we audit your current setup — every server, switch, access point, phone and workstation, along with how they're all cabled together — so we know exactly what needs disconnecting, packing, moving and reconnecting, and in what order. That audit becomes the reference document the whole move is planned against, rather than relying on memory or hoping the new office's cabling matches the old one closely enough to guess.
Network Cabling & Structured Wiring
Network cabling office move work is done properly at the destination — structured cabling run to a proper standard, patch panels labelled clearly, and network points tested before anyone plugs a workstation in, rather than a temporary tangle of cables run along skirting boards to get the office open on day one.
Careful Handling of Sensitive Hardware
Servers, switches and other sensitive hardware are packed properly for transit — anti-static protection, secure transport and careful handling — rather than treated the same as a filing cabinet. Fragile or high-value equipment travels separately where that reduces risk.
Reconnection & Testing
At the new site, everything is reconnected against the original audit, then tested systematically — network connectivity, phone lines, server access, internet and Wi-Fi — before we consider the move complete, so problems are caught by us, not discovered by your team on their first day back at work.
Coordinating With Landlords and Building Management
Office moves often involve a building's own facilities or IT infrastructure team at both ends — access arrangements, lift bookings, comms room access and sometimes shared building risers that carry your cabling. We coordinate directly with landlords and building management where needed, so a permissions issue on the day doesn't hold up your move.