Office relocation
A relocation is three projects wearing one name: build the new tenancy, migrate your systems, and strip the old floor to satisfy your lease's make-good clause. We run all three as one program.
How it runs
Before anything moves, we audit your current tenancy: what equipment you own, what still earns its keep, what should be replaced rather than relocated, and what your lease obliges you to remove.
The new office is cabled, networked and secured ahead of the move — reusing the equipment worth keeping, upgrading what isn’t, fire compliance handled with our accredited partners.
Systems migrate on a planned cutover — recorded footage retained, credentials carried across, internet live at the new floor — so Monday morning looks like any other Monday.
Your old tenancy is stripped of your systems and cabling to the standard your lease’s make-good clause requires, with the documentation to prove it — one less argument with the landlord about your bond.
Sometimes. Equipment mid-life and on a supported platform is usually worth migrating; end-of-life recorders, tired cameras and consumer-grade network gear usually are not — moving them just relocates the problem. The audit answers this per device, with straight recommendations either way.
Most commercial leases require you to return the tenancy to its original condition — and that generally includes removing your cabling and installed systems, not just your furniture. Done late or badly, it comes out of your bond at the landlord’s rates. We price the de-fit into the relocation from the start.
Yes — where the lease dates allow, we run both tenancies live through the transition, which takes most of the drama out of the cutover. Where they don’t, the cutover is planned around a weekend.
Lease end date looming? The make-good takes longer than people think — start the audit now.
No obligation
Tell us about your office and what you're planning. We'll come back with a clear scope and honest pricing.
