Suburban Office Park Moving in Colorado Springs

Ask both property managers for their written move rules early. Most office parks will tell you where a box truck may park, whether you can prop a common door, and what hours a move may run so it does not tie up the lot during the workday. If the lot is packed by day, ask us for an evening or weekend slot. If a landlord wants our insurance certificate naming them, we send it once they give us their wording.

From November to April, a morning of snow can leave a lot unplowed and the curb buried until the property's snow contractor arrives, and Monument Hill on I-25 can close in a storm. We book a backup day for moves along that stretch. Plan to keep the old suite for a day or two after the move so the handover work, patching, and key and fob return happen without rushing.

With no dock, the route runs across a parking lot, a sidewalk, and a lobby, so wet or icy walks and grit on carpet matter more than they do in a tower. Carpet runners stretch from the entry to your suite, doorframes get padding, and carts stay off the lawn and the landscaped islands. Furniture waiting outside stays wrapped beside the truck, clear of neighbors' doors.

Each desk's computer, monitors, and printer are unplugged by the crew, padded, and plugged in again at the matching office in the new suite. Your IT provider moves internet service and the phones; order the new service early, because installs can lag the move date. At the old suite, we take down anything the lease says leaves with you, and a handyman or the landlord's contractor handles the patching and paint.