Office & Commercial Moving
$1,500–$12,000 per project
We move San Diego offices, retail spaces, and small businesses with minimal downtime. After-hours and weekend scheduling so your team doesn't lose a day. IT and cubicle teardown handled by crew (network reassembly coordinated with your IT vendor). Building protection standard: corner guards, floor runners, elevator pads.
What We Do
- After-hours and weekend scheduling to avoid business downtime
- IT and cubicle teardown handled by our crew
- Building protection — floor runners, corner guards, elevator pads
- Phased moves for occupied buildings
- Project-managed by Art directly
- Commercial general liability + cargo + workers comp insurance
An office or commercial move with Elmer's covers your FF&E — furniture, fixtures, and equipment: desks, chairs, filing cabinets, cubicle partitions, breakroom appliances, and AV or conference-room gear. We plan the move around your business hours so operations aren't interrupted; most jobs run after-hours or on weekends. For occupied buildings, we can phase the move by floor or department instead of shutting everything down at once.
How It Works
- 1
Walk-through & inventory
Art or a crew lead walks your space (in person or by video for smaller offices), inventories your FF&E, and notes elevator, loading-dock, and parking constraints.
- 2
Written estimate
You get a written per-project estimate before any work starts — no surprise line items on moving day.
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Scheduled around your calendar
Most office moves run after-hours or on weekends so your team doesn't lose a business day.
- 4
Move day
Crew handles cubicle and IT-equipment teardown, wraps and protects FF&E, and sets up floor runners, corner guards, and elevator pads before anything moves.
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Placement & reassembly
Furniture and cubicles go back together at the new space, positioned where you want them, with a final walkthrough before we leave.
Prices shown are estimates for typical San Diego County jobs. Actual cost depends on move size, distance, and any specialty items.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you work after-hours and weekends?
Yes — most office moves run nights or weekends to avoid business downtime. We schedule around your team's calendar.
Can you handle IT and cubicle disassembly?
Yes. Our crew handles cubicle teardown and reassembly. Network reassembly is typically coordinated with your IT vendor — we can refer one if you need a recommendation.
How is a commercial move priced?
Per-project for medium and large jobs, hourly for small ones. Most office moves run $1,500–$12,000. We'll walk the space, do an inventory, and give you a written estimate before any work starts.
Do you carry commercial-grade insurance?
Yes — general liability for the building, cargo for your contents, and workers comp for the crew. Certificates of insurance available on request for landlords or property managers.
What counts as FF&E in an office move?
Furniture, fixtures, and equipment — desks, chairs, filing cabinets, cubicle partitions, breakroom appliances, and AV or conference-room equipment. We inventory your FF&E during the walk-through so everything is accounted for at the new site.
Do you do a walk-through before quoting a commercial move?
Yes. Art or a crew lead walks the space, inventories your FF&E, and notes elevator, loading-dock, and parking constraints before giving you a written per-project estimate.
Can you move an occupied building without shutting us down?
Yes — phased moves are common for occupied buildings. We can move floor by floor or department by department, and most jobs run after-hours or on weekends so business hours aren't affected.
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