As you may have discovered or will soon find out, over the years businesses – just like homes – can collect a surprising (and sometimes staggering!) amount of unwanted office furniture.
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When preparing for an office relocation, “disaster planning” probably isn’t top-of-mind. After all, we’re talking about a business move – not data recovery.
As you prepare for an office move in the next few weeks or months, you may be unsure of whether you should handle furniture removal yourself (i.e. the DIY route), hire non-professionals, or work with a professional furniture removal company.
One of the most important questions you need to ask a prospective office furniture installer is: how will you handle moves, adds and changes? (which in the industry is typically referred to by the acronym “MAC”).
Obviously, you want and need your business move to be safe and on-time. Less obviously, however, you may not yet realize that professional furniture installers play a key role in achieving both of these critical objectives.
While fee is obviously a factor when choosing the right business moving partner, there is another variable that, if not properly handled, can dramatically increase your overall cost when everything is said and done: time.
While managing risk is important for all businesses, furniture dealers face an ongoing challenge that businesses in other industries and sectors don’t: their customers can improperly install furniture in their office environments, or have it improperly installed by amateurs.
While some residential moves can be complex, they’re nevertheless a proverbial walk in the park compared to even a seemingly simple business move.
If you’ve just relocated into a new office or have completed an office renovation (or refresh), then you may find yourself facing a common problem: you don’t have enough office furniture!
If you're getting ready to move office to a new location, congratulations - but you have your work cut out for you.