Office moves · Furniture reconfiguration · Coordinated setup

Office relocation with a clear plan for every step.

Define what moves, who handles it and how the new office will be set up. PSU can coordinate furniture moves and broader office relocations around your agreed scope.

A furniture move or a complete office relocation

PSU has handled both furniture projects and complete office moves. Your scope can include cubicle disassembly and reinstallation, desks and seating, packed contents and equipment transport.

Identify each part of the move in the proposal. Packing, files, electronics handling, transport, setup and surplus-furniture removal need clear responsibilities. Moving computer equipment does not automatically include disconnecting, reconnecting or configuring your IT systems.

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The details that shape a move

What is moving

List cubicles, desks, chairs, storage, equipment and packed contents. Identify anything staying, being replaced or requiring special handling.

Where it is going

Provide both addresses, floors, loading areas, elevator access, parking restrictions and building work hours.

How the business will operate

Share move-out and move-in deadlines, any phased move requirements and the contact who can approve placement decisions.

Plan the sequence before moving day

  1. Review inventory and access: compare what you own with the destination space.
  2. Approve the new layout: check whether cubicles and other furniture fit before disassembly.
  3. Assign responsibilities: agree on packing, labeling, IT preparation, transport, installation and removal.
  4. Coordinate the schedule: align building access, furniture arrival and any separate trades.
  5. Review completion: report damage, missing components or placement issues to PSU for follow-up.

Office relocation questions

Can PSU move boxes, files and computer equipment?

PSU has handled complete office moves as well as furniture-only projects. Describe all contents and handling requirements so the proposal can confirm what is included and which work belongs to your team or other vendors.

Can we reuse our existing cubicles?

Possibly. The new floor plan, system condition, dimensions and available parts determine what can be reinstalled. Send photos, labels and drawings before assuming the same layout will work.

What changes the cost of a move?

Inventory, disassembly and assembly, packing responsibilities, travel, stairs or elevators, loading access, building work hours, phased schedules and removal requirements all affect the scope.

Can you help with a move outside Atlanta?

Provide both locations and the work required. PSU reviews the logistics, local team requirements and service scope before confirming the proposal and schedule.

Make the move plan concrete.

Send the origin and destination, inventory, floor plan and target dates. Include the work your team will handle and the work you want PSU to coordinate.