Commercial Move

The True Cost of Office Relocation

For any business, moving to a new location can be both exciting and daunting. Whether it is a change of scenery or a part of an expansion, knowing the true cost of such an endeavor is crucial. To ensure its success and determine how much you’ll be spending, it helps to understand the factors that influence the cost of an office relocation. Trusted moving company Around Town Movers discusses more below.

Distance and Location

The distance between your current and new location is something to look into when determining the cost of the office moving. A long-distance move means more resources, not just for transportation but also on fuel and labor. The cost of living in the new location, as well as the situation of the local economy, can impact overall costs.

Office Size

How big or small your current office also influences moving costs. If you occupy multiple floors in a commercial building, expect the moving process — packing, loading, transporting and unpacking — to require more time and effort. This, in turn, leads to higher costs. Be sure to assess the size of your office spaces beforehand.

Furniture and Other Equipment

The overall price of the office move will also be affected by the size of the furniture and equipment you’ll be bringing to the new location. You may need additional movers to handle, package and transport desks, chairs and other specialized items.

Timing and Scheduling

The day of the week and other circumstances can also affect the cost of your office relocation. Higher labor and transportation expenses are more likely if you schedule your move during the weekends or holidays.

Other Factors to Consider

Office relocations also take into account other factors such as the following:

  • Lease Terms and Fees. Take the time to read your lease agreement to find out if you still have pending financial obligations. Moving out to a new location before the expiration of the lease can add unexpected costs to your relocation budget.
  • Upgrades and Renovations. Set a separate budget for any upgrades or renovations you’re planning to implement on your new office space.
  • Employee Productivity. Plan how your business will continue amid the move to a new location. The downtime resulting from the relocation can affect your bottom line, so it’s best to adjust the budget accordingly.

Get in Touch With Us!

Need help with your office move or relocation? Count on the team at Around Town Movers to ensure the process is as smooth-sailing as possible. Let us help you facilitate your move while taking your needs and budget into consideration.

We also provide storage solutions for residential moves. Call us at (703) 682-5922, or fill out our contact page to request an estimate. We serve homeowners in Sterling, VA, and Washington, DC.

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