At Precision, we’ve been helping businesses move efficiently and cost-effectively for over 30 years – and along the way, we’ve answered more questions than we can possibly remember!
When you’ve been in the office relocation industry for more than three decades like we have, you tend to pick-up a few tips along the way that can make an ENORMOUS difference in whether a business move is stress-free and efficient…or whether it’s the opposite!
For over 30 years, we’ve helped businesses enjoy the most efficient, stress-free business move possible. And along the way, we’ve identified some valuable, yet little-known tips that we wanted to share here in our blog.
For over three decades, we’ve helped businesses experience the most efficient, stress-free office relocation possible – whether they’re heading across town, the state, or to another part of the country. We take care of everything along the way.
Here at Precision, we have over 30 years of experience helping businesses experience an efficient, stress-free move – whether it’s to a new location across the street, or clear across the other side of the country.
During a residential power outage, we’re reminded of just how much we rely on electricity to handle our everyday tasks: from using our cordless phones, to automatically opening our garage doors, to keeping the “ice” in ice cream – and the list goes on.
An unexpected pitfall that many businesses face – or rather, fall into – during their business move has to do with property management requirements.
If you thought changing homes was a logistics ordeal, then it can be a “walk in the park” compared to a business move! That’s because there are many elements that that must be coordinated to ensure an efficient office relocation experience – and among the most important is whether you have a robust and realistic relocation timeline. To help you create this critical tool, ask yourself these 2 questions:
Every day, numerous businesses across the country run into unexpected office relocation problems that have nothing to do with safely moving equipment, juggling schedules or coordinating staff: they have to do with construction and remodeling.
While you may not aspire to be an interior decorator or designer, there are some key space planning issues that you need to resolve BEFORE your office relocation rather than after – because by that time, you’ll have to deal with added costs, risks and stress.