
Office moves withoutthe downtime
We plan building access, protect floors and elevators, sequence departments and reassemble workstations, so your team leaves on Friday and works on Monday. COIs, dock and elevator windows handled for you.In short
One Stop Moving & Storage is a licensed San Diego commercial mover (CAL-190616, USDOT 1956864) that relocates offices, corporate teams and their furniture, files, servers and equipment with minimal downtime. A free site survey produces a plan covering certificates of insurance, dock and elevator reservations, phased or after-hours scheduling, labeled placement, IT coordination, FF&E installation and project storage. Small offices move hourly at $129 per hour for two movers and a truck; larger projects are quoted as a flat price. The same crews also handle company-paid and out-of-pocket employee relocations.
CAL-190616 · USDOT 1956864 · $1M liability · 17+ years · 98% return rate
Corporate
services
One vendor for the whole relocation, from the first floor plan to the last punch-list item.
How an office move works
01
Site survey and plan
We walk both spaces, count workstations, note dock, elevator and parking constraints and deliver a written plan with the price.
02
Building coordination
COIs sent to both property managers, elevators and docks reserved, a move-day contact for each building and a labeling scheme for staff.
03
Pack, label and move
Crates and cartons delivered ahead, files and equipment packed and labeled by user, then moved in the agreed sequence, usually after hours.
04
Install and punch list
Workstations reassembled, furniture placed to plan, debris removed and a walk-through with you before the first employee arrives.
How we keep
downtime short
Six habits from years of San Diego office moves, most of them decided before move day.
Phase by department
Move the teams that can pause first, keep revenue-critical staff working until their desks are ready, and overlap the phases over an evening or a weekend.
Move after hours
Friday-evening-to-Sunday moves are the norm. Crews and rates are the same at night and on weekends.
Label to a floor plan
Every desk, chair, box and monitor carries a code that matches a spot on the new floor plan, so placement needs no decisions on the day.
Sequence the IT shutdown
Agree the order of disconnect and reconnect with your IT lead so servers come up first and workstations follow.
Give staff a packing kit
Two crates, labels and a one-page guide per employee the week before. Personal items packed by owners move faster and are not lost.
One point of contact
A single move coordinator on our side and one on yours, reachable throughout, with a written schedule both buildings have seen.
Employee relocation:
company-paid or out of pocket
Corporate moves are as often about one household as about an office. We handle both ways they are paid for.
Company-paid relocations
The employer is billed directly with itemized invoices for the home assessment, packing, moving and any storage, and the employee gets a single coordinator so they can focus on the new job.
Out-of-pocket relocations
All-inclusive pricing with no hidden charges: $129 an hour locally or a flat rate for long distance, 50 free boxes, free wardrobe boxes and receipts formatted for reimbursement.
Free home assessment
An in-home or video survey sizes the crew and truck, and our moving checklist shows how trimming a third of what you own trims the bill to match.
Storage between homes
Household storage in our climate-controlled San Diego vaults from $99 a month bridges the gap between the start date and the new home.
How office moves
are priced
Transparent pricing whether the job is a ten-desk suite or a full floor.
Book a free site surveyEvery commercial move carries $1M general liability and $1M workers’ compensation, and crews are full-time employees, never day labor.
Space not ready yet?
Project storage during the build-out
Palletized, inventoried commercial storage at our San Diego facility for furniture, files and fixtures, delivered back when the new space is ready.
Office & corporate
moving FAQs
Straight answers before you book. Coordinators are available seven days a week.
How much does an office move in San Diego cost?
Small offices move hourly at $129 per hour for two movers and a truck plus $50 per hour per additional mover, after hours or on weekends at the same rate. Larger relocations and FF&E installations are quoted as a flat project price after a free site survey, with the COI, dock and elevator coordination included.
Can you move us at night or over a weekend?
Yes. Most office moves run Friday evening through Sunday or in phases by department so staff arrive Monday to working desks. Evening and weekend crews cost the same hourly rate.
Do you provide a certificate of insurance for our building?
Yes. We issue COIs naming your current and new buildings the same business day, meeting the $1M general liability and workers’ compensation limits property managers require.
Do you install furniture and workstations?
Yes. Our FF&E crews receive, stage, assemble and level workstations, benching systems, desks, casegoods and conference furniture, route cables and run a punch list with your vendor or general contractor.
Do you handle employee relocations for companies?
Yes. Company-paid relocations are billed directly to the employer with itemized invoices; employees paying out of pocket get the same all-inclusive hourly or flat-rate pricing with receipts for reimbursement.
Can you store furniture between offices?
Yes. Palletized commercial storage with inventory at our San Diego facility holds overflow furniture, files and equipment during a build-out, with redelivery when the space is ready.
Ready to move your office the easy way?
Free site survey and a written plan with the price. Nights, weekends and phased schedules available across San Diego County.