Office moving · Plano, TX
Office movers in Plano, from Legacy to Downtown.
Most of Plano's office space sits in the northwest of the city along the Dallas North Tollway, in Legacy and Granite Park, with older low-rise offices around Downtown Plano. Green Van Lines is about 15 miles away in Farmers Branch and has moved Dallas–Fort Worth businesses since 2007. We plan Plano office moves around the building rules at both ends and your business hours, so your team logs off on Friday and logs back in at the new desk on Monday.
Where Plano offices are, and what each area means for a move
Legacy and Legacy West
Legacy is a 2,665-acre master-planned business, retail and residential community in northwest Plano along the Dallas North Tollway, according to Plano Economic Development. Its office towers and corporate campuses run on reserved freight elevators, loading-dock windows and certificate-of-insurance requests, so we book all three with property management before we set the move date.
Granite Park
A master-planned, mixed-use office community. Multi-tenant towers here usually limit moves to evenings and weekends; we schedule the dock and elevator for both the move-out and the move-in building.
Legacy Central
Described by Plano Economic Development as the city's newest business park: an 85-acre, technology-focused mixed-use development with about 1 million square feet of office space. Technology tenants often mean more computers, monitors and network equipment, which we pack and log separately from furniture.
Downtown Plano
Historic downtown around the DART Red Line station, with smaller, older office buildings. Street loading is limited and some buildings have no dock, so we plan where the truck stands and how long it can stay there.
Getting a Plano office out of town
Plano is the largest city in Texas without an interstate highway. Four roads frame it instead: U.S. 75 on the east, the Dallas North Tollway on the west, the President George Bush Turnpike on the south and the Sam Rayburn Tollway (SH 121) on the north. A Plano office relocating to another state leaves on one of those four, and which one depends on the building and the destination.
For a move inside Dallas–Fort Worth, the same roads decide timing. We avoid the Tollway and U.S. 75 at rush hour by loading in the evening and driving after the peak.
How we run an office move in Plano
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 Plano, see movers in Plano.
Office moving in Plano: questions
Do you move offices in Legacy West and Granite Park?
Yes. We coordinate freight elevator reservations, loading-dock times and insurance certificates with property management at both buildings, and schedule the move for an evening or a weekend when the building allows it.
How far is Green Van Lines from Plano?
About 15 miles. We are based at 4310 McEwen Rd in Farmers Branch, so a coordinator can do a walkthrough of your Plano office in person, or by video if you prefer.
Can you move our Plano 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 office is not ready.
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Next step
Moving an office in Plano? 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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