Office moving · Irving, TX
Office movers in Irving and Las Colinas.
Irving's best-known office district is Las Colinas, a master-planned community in Irving with corporate campuses along SH 114 and high-rise towers around Lake Carolyn in the Urban Center. Green Van Lines is about 10 miles away in Farmers Branch, just north across LBJ Freeway, and has moved Dallas–Fort Worth businesses since 2007. We schedule Irving office moves around building rules and your business hours, usually over an evening or a weekend.
Irving's office districts, and what each one means for a move
Las Colinas Urban Center
Office and residential towers around Lake Carolyn, served by the DART Orange Line's Las Colinas Urban Center station. Towers here run on reserved freight elevators, loading-dock windows and certificate-of-insurance requests, so we book all three with property management before the move date is set.
Las Colinas corporate campuses (SH 114)
Corporate campuses and office buildings along the John Carpenter Freeway (SH 114). Larger campuses usually move in phases, one department or floor at a time, so the rest of the company keeps working.
Irving Convention Center area
The DART Orange Line has a station at the Irving Convention Center in Las Colinas. Convention traffic affects street access and parking, so we check the event calendar before choosing a move day.
Eastern and central Irving (SH 183)
Older low-rise offices and flex space along SH 183 (Airport Freeway). Many of these buildings have no dock, so we plan truck placement, liftgate loading and the walk from the door.
Roads, rail and the airport
Four major roads frame Irving: SH 183 runs east to west through the center, LBJ Freeway (I-635) follows the northern edge, SH 114 cuts northwest to southeast through Las Colinas, and the President George Bush Turnpike runs southwest to northeast. Which one a loaded truck takes depends on the building, the destination and the time of day.
The DART Orange Line, which opened to Irving in 2012, links Las Colinas with downtown Dallas and DFW Airport, which helps on move day for staff who need to get to the new office without a car.
How we run an office move in Irving
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 Irving, see movers in Irving.
Office moving in Irving: questions
Do you move offices in the Las Colinas Urban Center?
Yes. We coordinate freight elevator reservations, loading-dock times 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 Irving?
About 10 miles. We are based at 4310 McEwen Rd in Farmers Branch, just north across LBJ Freeway, so a coordinator can walk your Irving office in person or by video.
Can you move our Irving office out of 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.
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Next step
Moving an office in Irving? 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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