Storage Facility Office Moving in Colorado Springs

The last and first days of the month are the busiest at most storage facilities, as tenants move in and out, so choose a weekday mid-month. Mornings are usually quieter than afternoons. Park the truck where it does not block drive aisles, the gate, or the moving-truck parking tenants use.

A new office on the same property can mean a short dolly run across the lot, with the truck kept for bulk carton stock. If it is a different facility, both addresses need a clear path to the door. Tell your tenants if the counter will be closed for a few hours, and post the temporary location of supplies. If the new office has a narrower door than the old one, send us its width and the size of each counter section, since most rental counters come apart into sections.

Moving supplies are light but bulky, and cartons crush if they are stacked badly. Flat-packed boxes ride flat in banded bundles, product cases ride with heavier items underneath, and nothing is stacked on mattress bags or bubble wrap. Displays are padded and moved upright.

Your staff count the stock before we pack it and again when it is shelved, so any difference is caught the same day. Tenant files, gate code lists, and payment records are packed and carried by your staff. The kiosk and gate systems are handled by their vendors before we move anything near them. At the new counter, product goes back on the shelves in its familiar sequence unless the manager draws a new layout, so staff can find sizes by habit on the first day. Empty cardboard and banding are removed as we go.