Office & Business Moving in Los Angeles County

Office and business moving is the relocation of a workplace: desks, workstations, partitions, files, conference furniture and IT equipment. In Los Angeles it usually means booking a service lift at both buildings, providing a certificate of insurance, confirming any city curb permit and moving outside business hours. The crew dismantles, protects, moves and rebuilds furniture and places everything to a floor plan.

An office move in Los Angeles usually runs to two schedules at once: the building's and yours. Towers in Downtown and Century City often restrict moves to evenings or weekends, require a booked service lift and want a certificate of insurance naming the landlord and the management company before anyone enters the lobby. Popeye Moving & Storage starts with a walkthrough at both addresses so those requirements are known before a date is set, and so the curb permit position for each city is confirmed rather than assumed.

On the day, labels go by destination room, not origin desk, so furniture lands where it belongs. Workstations and partition systems are dismantled and rebuilt by our crew, and IT equipment is moved after your own provider has disconnected it. Full-Service Packing is available for files and shared areas, and anything that will not fit the new space, from archive boxes to surplus desks, can go into Commercial & Business Storage at our Mar Vista warehouse in vaults handled by our crews.

Popeye has served Los Angeles since 1994, has moved more than 50,000 clients and is BBB accredited with an A+ rating. Estimates are free and the price is confirmed in writing before the move. Call (310) 823-9510 to book a walkthrough.

Service lifts in busy towers are booked well ahead, and a move without a confirmed slot simply cannot start. Buildings reject movers whose certificate of insurance does not name the right parties. Daytime moves disrupt other tenants and are often not allowed. Curb permits depend on the city: the City of Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills and Pasadena each run their own process. Proprietary partition systems turn up on moving day needing their own installer. And IT disconnection booked for the same hour as loading leaves equipment half unplugged when the crew arrives.

Office moving in Los Angeles typically runs $1,500 to $8,000+, depending on headcount, floors, lift access and how much furniture has to be dismantled and rebuilt. That is a typical Los Angeles range, not a quote. Estimates are free and start with a walkthrough; your price is confirmed in writing before the move. Small offices are often moved over one evening or weekend, while larger floors are phased. The lead time is usually set by the building's lift booking and certificate of insurance turnaround and by the city's curb permit process, so book as soon as the lease dates are firm.

Furniture is padded and stretch wrapped, workstations and partitions are dismantled with parts bagged and labeled, and files travel in crates or sealed cartons. Every item is labeled by destination room against a floor plan of the new space. Lobby floors, lift interiors and door frames are protected where the building requires it. Computers, printers and screens are moved after your IT provider disconnects them and are placed at the correct desks for reconnection.

Call (310) 823-9510 with both addresses, your headcount and your lease dates. Send the building's move rules and certificate of insurance requirements if you have them. We will book a walkthrough, confirm the curb permit position for each address and put the plan and price in writing. Lines are open 6 AM to 9 PM, seven days a week.