Relocating your office can be a huge boost for your business. It often means more
space, a better location, a more affordable building, or some combination of those
benefits. But relocating an entire office is never as simple as you think it will be. Here’s
how to smooth out the process, and how Junk Ninja in Ottawa can help.
Consider Which Equipment Stays
One easy way to make an office relocation much easier is to sort out which equipment
won’t be needed at the new location. Instead of moving everything over, you can have
Junk Ninja remove it before the relocation begins. That means less time you’ll spend
packing, moving, unpacking, and organizing your equipment in your new space.
Don’t just consider your big equipment, though. Look around your space for all the little
things. What about the break room microwave? The receptionist’s printer? Will these
things need to be replaced with different models to fit your new space? Does your new
space have other options available that make these items moot? For the items you no longer need, we’ll pack them into the truck and haul them away for you – no need for you or your employees to lift a finger.
Start Planning Everything Early
During the relocation process, things are going to be hectic to say the least. So it’s best
to get a head start on planning now. Be sure that you are planning for extra help to keep
at least part of your business running and serving your clients while you move. Plan on
moving the non-essential things first, because you’ll need essentials at the current work
space to continue serving your clients. And be sure to change all your digital information
as soon as you can. Don’t just update your website and social media profiles – change
your NAP information with Google so that a quick search reveals the right location.
Think Hard About the Furniture
There are several reasons you’ll want to consider the furniture in your office when you
move. First, does the new office space have room for the same furniture? More than
likely, you’ll be reorganizing the flow of your space to suit the new property better. It
may be that the waiting room sofa no longer fits in your new space. Another good point
to consider is that many times, a move means a fresh new look for your business. You
may want to spruce up your style to suit your new location, especially if the relocation is
changing your target market.
When you need to get rid of furniture to make way for something new, Junk Ninja can
help. We’ll haul it away, and sort it for donation so it avoids the municipal waste stream.
Keep Services Cost Effective
One thing that any business can’t afford is for relocation costs to get too high. Moving is
a huge expense already, considering you’re likely overlapping in utilities and rent
payments to avoid a lack of service for your clients. That is why it’s important to get a
cost effective service for getting rid of junk, moving items to the new location, and more.
At Junk Ninja in Ottawa, we provide cost efficiency in two ways: First, we help you
avoid even more expensive moving fees by hauling away what you don’t need. We’ll
donate what can be salvaged, and safely dispose of what can’t be donated. Second, we
offer speedy service that can keep your employees focused on their jobs, and keep you
focused on yours. No one needs to pack anything, sort anything, or even help load the
truck – just point us to what goes, and we’ll do the rest.
With our professional junk removal services, we are proud to serve the Ottawa area. Contact Junk Ninja For Following Junk Removal Services:-
➤ Junk Removal ➤ E-Waste Removal
➤ Appliance Removal ➤ Hot Tube Removal
➤ Furniture Removal ➤ Yard Waste Removal
➤ Renovation Cleanup ➤ Deck Removal
➤ Hoarding Cleanup ➤ E-State Cleanup
Would you like to know more about the Ottawa Recycling, Removal, and Disposal Guide and also want to contribute to the fight against climate change? Find out what can be recycled in Ottawa, where to find recycling depots, and how to reduce your waste in this helpful guide.You can also check our Complete Guide to Junk Removal In Ottawa.
