Commercial Moving
When you are moving an office, minimizing downtime is the priority. Liffey Van Lines plans overnight, weekend, small, and large scale commercial moves.
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Step 1 of 3 — Moving details
A commercial move affects employees, customers, building teams, equipment, and the work that needs to resume in the new space. Liffey plans small and large office moves around the operational sequence rather than treating the job like a standard residential move.
Overnight and weekend scheduling can be considered when the building and project allow, helping the business use a quieter window for the physical move.
A walkthrough establishes what is moving, what stays, which teams or rooms move first, and where each item should arrive. It also surfaces loading-dock rules, elevator reservations, certificates of insurance, access times, furniture work, and equipment that needs special preparation.
The resulting sequence gives the moving crew and the business a shared plan for labeling, loading, transport, and placement.
New York office moves often involve two building-management teams. Sharing contacts, access rules, and required documents early helps keep both sides aligned.
When a new floor is not fully ready, selected furniture or equipment can be coordinated with storage and delivered later as part of a staged transition.
How it works
Review both locations, inventories, building rules, timing, furniture, equipment, and any staged storage needs.
Set access windows, labeling, department order, crew requirements, and the plan for after-hours or weekend work when applicable.
Coordinate loading, transport, delivery, and placement around the approved plan so the new space can move toward reopening.
Frequently asked questions
Liffey plans overnight and weekend commercial moves when the building schedule and agreed move plan allow. Share required access hours early so staffing, loading docks, elevators, and building contacts can be coordinated.
The process starts with the locations, timing, access, furniture and equipment inventory, and the sequence the business needs. A walkthrough helps identify building logistics, departments, storage needs, and the scale of the move.
Office furniture and equipment can be included in the commercial move scope. Identify sensitive, oversized, or specialized equipment during the walkthrough so handling responsibilities and preparation can be confirmed.
Yes. Storage can be discussed for furniture, equipment, or other business items that cannot move directly into the new space. Inventory, pickup, and later delivery should be planned with the overall move sequence.
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