Office Furniture Installation Blog

When it comes to residential moves, most people are familiar with the process of hiring a moving company that (hopefully!) shows up on time, packs and picks up boxes and furniture, transports them to their new destination, unloads/unpacks, and that’s pretty much it. This isn’t to say that it’s not sophisticated or multi-step process – because it’s both. However, there’s typically just one type of professional involved: the movers themselves.

However, when the scene shifts to an office move, the situation is categorically different – and far more complex. That’s why businesses need to ensure that they have not one, but six different types of professionals on their office moving team. These include:

Whether you’re preparing for an office relocation, renovation or refresh, there’s a good chance that you’ll identify some items of furniture that don’t fit into your new design plans. For example, a shift to a more open and collaborative space may signal the end for your cubicles. Or, you may simply find that some workstations, tables and chairs don’t fit into the new décor and color scheme.

The good news is that you may be able to turn some of your used office furniture into cash, which isn’t just a financial win, but it’s good for the environment as well since you won’t be sending non-recyclable items/pieces to a landfill.

Whether you’re changing business locations, or refreshing/re-inventing your current office in order to improve workflows, boost morale, impress customers and enhance your image, you’ll likely come across a few items of office furniture that you either don’t need anymore or simply don’t want because they don’t match your fresh new look.

Here at Precision Office Furniture Installation, one of our value added services is that we help our customers sell their used office furniture, by leveraging our vast nationwide network of reputable and professional used office furniture brokers and dealers.

Comparing Used vs. New Office Furniture

While finding the right space is (obviously) the biggest challenge when it comes to a business move, there’s another question that needs to be answered before you head to your new home: should your take your existing office furniture or buy new office furniture?

You’ve generously decided that instead of moving some of your used office furniture to your new location, you’ll donate it a local charity organization. 

As you consider or prepare for your upcoming business move, an important issue you’ll need to address sooner than later is whether you should refurbish or sell your used office furniture. 

As you evaluate whether your used office furniture should go with you to your new space, you’re obviously focusing on issues such as condition, functionality, style and design.

As you consider relocating your office or prepare for an upcoming business move, there’s a key issue that you’ll need to address: what should you do with your used office furniture.