Veterinary Clinic Moving in Colorado Springs

Veterinary clinics around Colorado Springs are often freestanding buildings with their own lot, which makes truck access easy, but the back door usually opens off the treatment area or the ward, the two rooms we most need to keep clean and clear. We plan the route with your manager so heavy cage banks never pass through a room where staff are still working with animals.

Think about three stages. First, staff clear and disinfect the wards and the pharmacy while the front of the clinic still sees appointments. Second, vendors decommission anesthesia, radiology, and lab equipment, and we move the wards, treatment room, and back office, often on a Saturday or Sunday. Third, the lobby and exam rooms move after the last appointment, keeping the front desk's closure brief. A clinic in a shared building should check if its landlord requires our Certificate of Insurance.

Stainless steel scratches, and a gouged cage floor holds bacteria your staff cannot clean out, so we pad every bank face and never slide modules across each other. Cage doors are latched or zip-tied shut, and small parts like water bowl rings and drain grates are bagged per module. Exam table tops ride covered, and lift tables are lowered to their transport height.

Nothing clinical rides on our truck: no drugs, no vaccines, no sharps containers, and no medical waste. Your team packs the refrigerator's contents and moves them itself. Our crew unplugs and reconnects the front desk's computers, monitors, and receipt printers at the new counter; the practice management software, phones, and any lab-result interfaces belong to your IT contact.