Office Movers in San Francisco

Trusted by local businesses for over 75 years.

Whether you are moving an office of 12 or 1,200 locally or long distance, our San Francisco office movers will ensure it precisely planned, efficiently managed, and seamlessly executed. Trust Corovan as experts in office move planning, packing, project management, and implementation including furniture installations to handle every aspect of your move.

Your office move incorporates a lot of moving parts, that’s why we employ a detailed office moving process that troubleshoots every issue and avoids delays, loss and breakage. Our Bay Area office movers have the experience and flexibility to work with you to achieve your expectations.

Office Movers near San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area:

San Francisco
Oakland
San Jose

Fremont
Santa Rosa
Hayward

Sunnyvale
Santa Clara
Fairfield

Menlo Park
Palo Alto
San Mateo

Your Office Moving Process

Premove Planning

The right move plan makes a big difference in the success of your commercial moving cost and timeline. We’ll work with you to customize a plan to address your needs, including safety procedures and move instructions for your end users to ensure the move process is seamless.

Move Management

Whether you are moving a small office or a large laboratory, you’ll have great peace of mind knowing our team is here to manage the entire relocation, making sure we use the right moving equipment, packing materials, as well as assigning the right manpower for the job.

Moving Day

The day of your business move shouldn’t have to be stressful with last minute surprises and chaos. We have the best trained crew in the industry to execute your relocation. Our project manager will be there to monitor the move as well as communicate any issues to you should they come up.

Post Move Support

As your employees settles into the new space, there could be additional changes and reconfigurations required. We’re here to help make sure you and your team are taken care of, and that your business is up and running with as minimal downtime as possible.