Office moving · Fort Worth, TX
Office movers in Fort Worth, downtown to Alliance.
Fort Worth is the largest city in this part of North Texas, and its offices range from the towers of downtown around Sundance Square to the business parks of AllianceTexas in the far north. Green Van Lines has moved Dallas–Fort Worth businesses since 2007, from our base in Farmers Branch, about 35 miles away. We plan Fort Worth office moves around building rules, downtown event traffic and your business hours, usually over an evening or a weekend.
Fort Worth's office areas, and what each one means for a move
Downtown and Sundance Square
Downtown Fort Worth holds about 11.3 million square feet of office space, according to Downtown Fort Worth, Inc. Towers here run on loading-dock windows, reserved freight elevators and insurance certificates. Weekend events around Sundance Square crowd the streets, so we pick move times with the event calendar in mind.
AllianceTexas
A 27,000-acre master-planned, mixed-use community in north Fort Worth built around aviation, office and industrial space. Offices here often sit next to warehouses, so one move can involve both; see our warehouse moving page for the industrial side.
Loop 820 and the interstate corridors
Suburban office buildings and flex space along Loop 820, I-30 and I-20. Many are low-rise with surface parking, which makes truck placement simpler, but some have no dock, so we plan liftgate loading.
Four interstates out of Fort Worth
I-35W runs north toward Oklahoma and south toward Austin, I-30 and I-20 head east and west, and Loop 820 circles the city, with U.S. 287 and U.S. 377 adding more routes out. For an office relocating out of state, the right route depends on where in the city the building is.
Fort Worth is the seat of Tarrant County and reaches into Denton, Johnson, Parker and Wise counties, so a move across the city can be a long drive. We plan the schedule so the crew is not unloading into the Monday morning rush.
How we run an office move in Fort Worth
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 Fort Worth, see movers in Fort Worth.
Office moving in Fort Worth: questions
Do you move offices in downtown Fort Worth?
Yes. We coordinate loading-dock times, freight elevators and insurance certificates with property management at both buildings, and plan around Sundance Square events when choosing the move day.
Do you move offices between Dallas and Fort Worth?
Yes. Moves across the Metroplex are common. The coordinator plans the drive time between buildings so your team can work at the new office on the first business day.
Can you move our Fort Worth office out of Texas?
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.
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Next step
Moving an office in Fort Worth? 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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