Office moving · Frisco, TX
Office movers in Frisco, along the Tollway and beyond.
Frisco's office growth has clustered along the Dallas North Tollway north of SH 121, the stretch known locally as the $5 Billion Mile, home to The Star, Frisco Station and Hall Park. Green Van Lines is about 20 miles away in Farmers Branch and has moved Dallas–Fort Worth businesses since 2007. We plan Frisco office moves around building rules, Frisco's limits on how long a truck can stop on a public street, and your business hours.
Frisco's office areas, and what each one means for a move
The $5 Billion Mile (Dallas North Tollway)
The Tollway corridor north of SH 121, which includes The Star, the Dallas Cowboys' headquarters development that opened in 2018, and Frisco Station. Newer mid- and high-rise office buildings here run on loading-dock windows, reserved freight elevators and insurance certificates, all of which we book before the move date is set.
Hall Park
An established office park on the same Tollway corridor. Multi-tenant buildings usually limit moves to evenings and weekends.
Frisco Square
A mixed-use center near city hall with offices above shops and apartments. Loading areas are shared, so move times are set with the building.
SH 121 and Preston Road
Office and medical buildings along the Sam Rayburn Tollway and Preston Road. Medical suites have their own rules; see our hospital and medical office moving page for how we handle them.
Frisco's truck rules and roads
Frisco code limits commercial vehicles rated at two tons or more on public streets to loading or delivery stops of no more than three hours. An office with no dock, or one where the truck has to stand on the street, needs a load plan that fits that window, sometimes with two trucks instead of one.
The city is laid out along toll roads. The Dallas North Tollway runs north and south through it, the Sam Rayburn Tollway (SH 121) crosses the south side, and Preston Road and U.S. 380 are the other main routes. Frisco spans Collin and Denton counties.
How we run an office move in Frisco
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 Frisco, see movers in Frisco.
Office moving in Frisco: questions
Does Frisco limit how long a moving truck can park?
Frisco code limits commercial vehicles rated at two tons or more on public streets to loading or delivery stops of no more than three hours. We plan street loading around that limit and use the building's dock when there is one.
Do you move offices along the Dallas North Tollway in Frisco?
Yes. We coordinate dock times, freight elevators and insurance certificates with property management at both buildings, and move in the evening or over a weekend when the building allows it.
How far is Green Van Lines from Frisco?
About 20 miles. We are based at 4310 McEwen Rd in Farmers Branch, straight down the Dallas North Tollway, and a coordinator can walk your office in person or by video.
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Next step
Moving an office in Frisco? 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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