We take a branch apart and put it back together somewhere else — furniture, lockers, safes, documents — while keeping it open for business as much as possible along the way.
Moving a branch is more than a van and a weekend — lockers and safes need proper handling, banking equipment can't just get thrown in a truck, and the branch usually needs to open at the new address with minimal disruption to customers.
We plan the move around your timeline, not ours: what gets dismantled first, what travels together, and what has to be reinstalled and tested before the doors open again.
Every relocation starts with a walkthrough of both sites — what's coming, what's being retired, and what has to be live again on day one. From there we build a sequence: strong rooms and safes first, workstations and IT last, so the branch opens with the fewest possible gaps.
Ideally 2-3 weeks, so we can walk both sites, sequence what moves first, and confirm timing with your team. Urgent moves can be scoped faster if the situation calls for it.
Yes — strong rooms, safes, and lockers are handled first in the sequence, with the specialised equipment and care that class of fixture needs.
Computers, printers, and networking gear are packed separately, transported last, and tested at the new site before we consider the job done.
Most prep work — packing non-active items, staging what's leaving — happens without disrupting daily service. Only the final cutover typically needs the branch closed, and we keep that window as short as possible.
Everything is logged in and out against an inventory checklist, so any issue is caught and flagged immediately rather than discovered weeks later.