Salon and Barbershop Moving in Colorado Springs

Most salons move between the last appointment of one day and the first of the next opening day, often across a Sunday and Monday when many shops are closed. The plumber's two visits are the fixed points: one to take out the bowls, one to set them at the new shop once the rough plumbing is ready. Chairs and stations can go in before the bowls, so stylists can set up while the plumber finishes.

Storefronts in Old Colorado City and downtown often load from the street, while suites in Briargate and along the Powers corridor usually open at the back onto a lot the whole center uses. Many landlords want our Certificate of Insurance before they hand over keys, so request it when you sign. Then measure the new front door against the longest reception desk section.

Chair upholstery tears at the seams and chrome scratches at the base, so each chair is wrapped and carried by the base, never by the arms or back. Station mirrors that travel with the salon ride in cartons or padded, upright. Mirrors mounted to the wall stay with the landlord or the fixture installer.

Stylists pack their own shears, razors, and clippers, and each kit is tagged with their name and station. Disinfectant jars, opened color, and developer are emptied or sealed and carried by staff, not packed in our cartons. On arrival, the owner confirms station numbers against the floor plan before anything is fastened down; resetting a chair base to the floor is done by the salon's installer or handyman.