Office moving · Richardson, TX
Office movers in Richardson and the Telecom Corridor.
Richardson is known as the Telecom Corridor, and its offices cluster along U.S. 75 and the President George Bush Turnpike, from Galatyn Park to CityLine. Technology offices carry a lot of equipment, so a Richardson office move is as much about computers, monitors and network gear as it is about desks. Green Van Lines is about 12 miles west in Farmers Branch and has moved Dallas–Fort Worth businesses since 2007.
Richardson's office areas, and what each one means for a move
Galatyn Park
DART describes its Galatyn Park station as the doorway to the Telecom Corridor. Offices here are mid-rise buildings with docks and freight elevators that are booked ahead, often with an insurance certificate.
CityLine
A newer mixed-use district at U.S. 75 and the Bush Turnpike, around the CityLine/Bush DART station, a stop on the Red Line and the Silver Line. Shared loading areas mean move times are set with the building.
Telecom Corridor office parks
Low- and mid-rise office and flex buildings along U.S. 75. Technology tenants often have server closets and labs; we pack and log that equipment apart from furniture, and your IT team or provider handles disconnecting and reconnecting it.
UT Dallas area
The University of Texas at Dallas, with its own station on the DART Silver Line. Campus and research moves follow the university's own scheduling; see our school and university moving page.
Two main roads and DART rail
U.S. 75 (Central Expressway) runs north to south through Richardson, and the President George Bush Turnpike runs along the northern edge with connections toward DFW Airport, I-35E, I-30 and I-20. Most moves out of the city start on one of those two.
Richardson was the first city outside Dallas to get DART light rail, in 2002. About two-thirds of the city is in Dallas County and the northern third in Collin County.
How we run an office move in Richardson
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 Richardson, see movers in Richardson.
Office moving in Richardson: questions
Do you move IT equipment for Richardson offices?
Yes. Computers, monitors, printers and network equipment travel separately from furniture, packed in crates and logged against your asset list. Your IT team or provider disconnects and reconnects it; we pack, move and hand it over against the same list.
How far is Green Van Lines from Richardson?
About 12 miles. We are based at 4310 McEwen Rd in Farmers Branch, and a coordinator can walk your office in person or by video.
Can you move our office over a weekend?
Yes. Most office moves we run happen in the evening or over a weekend so your staff does not lose a working day.
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Next step
Moving an office in Richardson? 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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