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Office moving · Arlington, TX

Office movers in Arlington, planned around the event calendar.

Arlington is the largest city on the Tarrant County side of our service area, with 394,266 residents at the 2020 Census, about 22 miles southwest of our base at 4310 McEwen Rd in Farmers Branch. Its business space runs from office-warehouse buildings in the Great Southwest Industrial District to offices downtown and near UT Arlington, with the stadiums of the Entertainment District in between. We have moved Dallas–Fort Worth businesses since 2007 and plan Arlington office moves around building rules, your business hours and the city's game and concert days.

Where Arlington's offices are, and what each area means for a move

Great Southwest Industrial District

Opened in 1956 on the Arlington–Grand Prairie line along Interstate 30, it is the largest industrial park in North Texas, with more than 82 million square feet across about 7,000 acres. Many offices here sit in front of warehouse or manufacturing space, so we move the office side and the stock or equipment in the back on one plan, with dock times agreed in advance.

Downtown Arlington and UT Arlington

Downtown offices sit beside the Arlington Museum of Art, Levitt Pavilion and the UT Arlington campus and its College Park District. Streets and loading zones are shared with students and event crowds, so we avoid the start-of-semester rush in late August and January when we can and confirm truck placement with the building first.

Entertainment District

Around AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field and Texas Live!, which includes a 302-room hotel with a convention center. On game and event days traffic and parking are heavy, so we check the event calendar before a move date is set. Hotel and convention moves follow our hotel FF&E plan.

Four freeways, and a plan for event days

Interstate 30 crosses the north side of Arlington, Interstate 20 the south side, SH 360 runs along the eastern border and US 287 cuts across the southwest, so a loaded truck can reach Dallas, Fort Worth or the interstate without crossing the stadium area. The route we pick depends on where the new office is.

We coordinate elevator reservations, dock times and any paperwork the building requires with property management at both ends before the move date is set, and we move offices in the evening or over a weekend when the building allows it.

How we run an office move in Arlington

A coordinator walks your current office and the new floor plan with your office manager. Every workstation, office and common area gets a number, and that number goes on every box, crate and piece of furniture from it, so the crew unloads straight to the right desk. Computers and monitors are packed and logged separately from furniture, and files move in sealed crates in the order they left the cabinet.

The full process is on our office movers page. For server rooms and network gear, see IT equipment moving, and for moving your home in Arlington, see movers in Arlington.

Related: office move checklist for Dallas businesses (free PDF).

Office moving in Arlington: questions

How far is Green Van Lines from Arlington?

About 22 miles. We are at 4310 McEwen Rd in Farmers Branch, and a coordinator can walk your Arlington office in person before we quote.

Will a Rangers or Cowboys game affect our move day?

It can if your office is near the Entertainment District. We check the event calendar for AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field and pick a date or time window that avoids game-day traffic.

Do you move office-warehouse buildings in the Great Southwest Industrial District?

Yes. We plan the office and the warehouse side together, with furniture, computers and stock labeled and logged separately so each goes to the right place.

Can you move our Arlington office to another state?

Yes. Long-distance moving is what Green Van Lines was built on. The same coordinator plans both ends, and furniture can wait in climate-controlled storage if the new space is not ready.

Next step

Moving an office in Arlington? Book a walkthrough.

Tell us where the office is, where it is going and roughly how many workstations are moving. A Green Van Lines move coordinator will set up a walkthrough and put the quote in writing.

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