How To Move A Company
First, understand that it is not as easy as you think when you consider how to move a company.
When you start planning how to move a company, you need to think about:
- Developing a detailed project plan that incorporates hundreds of related issues
- Locating a reliable mover and negotiating a complete and low-cost contract
- Planning and executing the key technology transition for your data systems and phones
- Devoting 1-2 days/week for months to ensure success
- Assessing the risk of key failures on customer service and your company’s goodwill
- Coordinating the efforts of movers, employees and other vendors to avoid costly mistakes or delays
- Successfully planning the layout of the new space to maximize productivity
At Golden Gate Company, we’ve had years of experience so we know how to move a company on-time and on-budget. Typically, our clients save more on the direct costs of their office relocation than the cost of our relocation consulting services.
When planning how to move a company, Golden Gate Company covers all the details, including the critical “hidden costs” of relocating your business:
- Reduce the involvement of your key people to maintain productivity
- Minimize the risk of downtime, lost sales and lost goodwill
- Coordinate the efforts of movers, vendors and employees with clear and timely communication
When you consider how to move a company, the good decision is to start with a call to Golden Gate Company, the San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose and Sacramento metro markets’ premier relocation consultant. We’ll provide a free consultation and complimentary quote for service. You’ll be amazed at how affordable it is when you learn how to move a company.
Call today at (415) 513-4490 or email us at sales@goldengatecompany.com to get started.
Golden Gate Company has successfully moved dozens of Northern California companies, including San Jose State University, Grant-Thornton, McKinsey & Co., and San Francisco State University. We look forward to making your business move a great success as well.
