The desks arrive Saturday, the team starts Monday — whether the internet, workstations and printers work by then is the difference between a smooth move and a lost week. We run the IT side of office moves across Sydney: new site connected before you arrive, everything rebuilt over the weekend, staff walking into a working office.
Every device, cable and account mapped before anything is unplugged. The new site's connection type checked and internet ordered early — activation lead times are the #1 relocation killer.
Internet live, router and WiFi configured, data points tested at the new premises ahead of moving day — with cabling by our partnered ACMA-registered cablers where the fit-out needs it.
Workstations, monitors, printers, NAS and network gear packed, moved, reconnected and tested outside business hours — Monday morning is business as usual.
Old premises left clean for the exit inspection, services cancelled or transferred properly, and full documentation of the new setup handed over.
Ordering the new site's internet last. Activation at a new address can take days or longer depending on connection type and building state — and no amount of moving-day hustle fixes a line that hasn't been provisioned. Our first action on every relocation job is checking the new address and getting the order in; everything else has slack, this doesn't. It's the same lesson behind our documented office relocation case: internet first, then the move plans itself around a working line.
We also use the move as a free upgrade window: the audit always finds gear worth retiring, cabling worth tidying and a WiFi layout worth redesigning for the new floor plan — improvements that cost far less mid-move than as a separate project later.
Free scoping visit at both sites: inventory, new-address line check, and a move plan with a fixed quote.
Internet ordered for the new site immediately; cabling and fit-out work scheduled with our ACMA-registered partners.
Moving weekend: pack, move, rebuild, test — workstations, WiFi, printers, NAS, phones — all outside trading hours.
Monday support on standby, documentation handed over, old site decommissioned cleanly.
Relocations are quoted from a free scoping visit covering both premises. The quote fixes scope, timeline and cost — and flags early anything (like new-site activation lead times) that could move your dates, so surprises happen on paper, not on moving day.
A full move with the network rebuilt at the new site — minimal downtime, staff productive from day one.
Read case →A workstation fleet refreshed in one coordinated pass — the kind of upgrade a move window makes cheap.
Read case →The moment you know the new address — ideally 3–4 weeks out, because new-site internet activation is the long pole. We can compress a lot, but provisioning times are the one thing nobody can hustle.
That's the standard playbook: disconnect Friday evening, rebuild Saturday–Sunday, test everything, staff arrive Monday to a working office. True zero downtime needs the new line active in advance — which is exactly what we plan for.
Yes — data points, patch panels and comms cabinet work are carried out with our partnered ACMA-registered cablers, coordinated with your fit-out builder's schedule.
Not at all — small offices are most of our relocation work, and the jobs are priced to match. Six workstations moved wrong still costs six people's Monday.
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