Print and Sign Shop Moving in Colorado Springs

Your printer tech's calendar comes first. We ask for the date the tech can decommission each printer and cutter, and the date they can return to set up. Our crew moves the media, tables, and office between those two visits, and a machine moves only after its tech signs off. Some shops have the equipment dealer's own transport take the printers; if so, we coordinate so both trucks are not at the door at once.

Media and substrates are long and wide. We measure the old and new doors against rolls of the widest width you stock and your biggest full sheets, and check turns in the back room. Shops in flex buildings usually have a roll-up door, which makes this easier. Finished orders should be picked up or moved first. If the landlord asks for our insurance certificate, send the names early. Weekend moves are available if you want to avoid missing weekday orders.

Media is easy to ruin in a move. A roll stacked flat under weight develops a flat spot that shows in every print, and a sheet of acrylic or composite scuffs or kinks at the corners. So rolls ride on end or hung by the core, strapped in place, and rigid sheets travel flat on a padded base with nothing heavy set on them. Partial rolls stay in their bags, marked with the material.

Finished signs and banners are wrapped face-in, labeled by order, and kept separate from raw stock. Inks and service fluids stay with your technician or your team; we do not pack open ink, cleaning solutions, or waste. At the new shop, racks go up first, media goes straight onto them, and tables are set to your layout so production can restart as soon as the tech has the printers back online.