An office move runs on your schedule, not ours. We plan commercial and office moves around your hours, before opening, after closing, on weekends, or in phases, and the parts of the business you need first go in first.
Two Sons Moving is a licensed and insured Norwalk company; offices, shops, and business spaces across Connecticut are our everyday work.
Tell us when your business is quiet and we build the plan around it:
We move offices, shops, restaurants, medical and dental suites, and any space where the business has to keep running. Stairs, freight elevators, loading docks, or tight street parking? We plan the access ahead and put it in the paperwork, no surprises on moving day. If your staff is busy running the business, packing help is available too, full or partial, through our packing and unpacking service.
The hours you’re closed are the hours you pay for. So we sequence the work: the equipment and files you need first are loaded first and placed first at the new address. Dock and building access are arranged before the day arrives, and we confirm a contact person at both ends. One move, planned so your team keeps working.
The crew plans the access at both addresses ahead of time, and the crew size is matched to the job, so the sequence holds even with tight docks or stairs.
Business moves are billed by crew size and time, and these are typical ranges on the Connecticut market.
Full service with our truck: two movers roughly $150-$220 an hour, three movers roughly $200-$300. Labor-only, on a truck, trailer, or container you rent, runs roughly $90-$135 an hour per mover.
How the size of the job usually plays out:
These ranges are a guide, not your quote. The exact figure comes back in writing before you book.
A small office with three rooms needs to move without losing a workday. We send two movers and a truck, plan the route, and protect the floors and furniture. Desks, chairs, and files go in a logical order, so the team can start working right away. The whole job fits into a single day, with the scope and price confirmed in writing before we book. You stay focused on your business while we handle the heavy lifting.
A medium office up to fifteen hundred square feet is moving to a new floor. We bring three movers and a truck, and sequence the work so the equipment you need first arrives first. Workstations, filing cabinets, and IT gear are wrapped, labeled, and placed where your team expects them. The move often takes one full day, planned around your quiet hours. Access at both ends is arranged ahead, and a contact person is confirmed for each location.
A storefront on a busy street with limited parking and a narrow staircase needs a careful plan. We scout the access at both addresses, note the stairs, elevator, or dock, and put every detail in the paperwork. The crew size matches the job, and we pad floors, wrap furniture, and plan the route step by step. Extra walking time is spelled out in writing, so there are no surprises on moving day. Your business stays open while we work around your schedule.
Our full service commercial and office moving solution brings our truck and crew to your business, handling everything from workstations and filing cabinets to IT gear and retail fixtures. We plan access at both addresses, pad floors, wrap furniture, and match crew size to the job. The scope and price are confirmed in a written estimate before booking.
An office or shop move goes smoothly when the details are settled early. Our guides cover practical steps for a business relocation: deciding what to keep, labeling equipment and files by destination, telling staff and clients about the new address, and planning the access at both buildings. Browse them while you gather the inventory and choose the hours for your written estimate.
Share the date, addresses, and size of your move to request an estimate.
Your business sets the schedule, not us. We work before opening, after closing, on weekends, or in phases, so your team stays productive and your doors stay open. Each phase is its own small move with its own plan, and the parts you need first go in first. No lost workdays, no forced shutdown, just a move that fits your operation.
Stairs, freight elevators, loading docks, tight street parking, we map the access at both addresses before we arrive and put it in the paperwork. A contact person is confirmed at each end, and dock or building rules are sorted in advance. That means no surprises on move day, no waiting around, and no delays that cost you billable hours.
We size the crew to the scope, from two movers for a small office to larger teams for full floors or retail spaces. The right number of people means the work gets done efficiently, without idle hands or rushed handling. Your furniture, fixtures, and equipment are moved by people who know how to protect them and keep the timeline tight.
If your staff is busy running the business, we handle the packing, full, partial, or fragile only. Boxes, wrap, and paper come with us, and everything is labeled by destination so it lands where your team expects it. We also unpack at the other end. Your people stay on the job, not on their knees with tape.
The cost of a commercial move depends on crew size and time, with typical Connecticut ranges from about $150 to $220 an hour for two movers with a truck, or $90 to $135 per mover for labor-only. Your exact price, including scope and schedule, is confirmed in a written estimate before booking.
| Move scope | Crew | Base service | With packing | Access needs | Other costs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small office (1-3 rooms) | 2 movers | 3-5 hrs, $450-$800 | +$150-$300 | stairs or elevator +$40-$90 | travel charges confirmed in the estimate |
| Medium office (up to 1,500 ft²) | 3-4 movers | 5-8 hrs, $900-$1,500 | +$300-$500 | loading dock or stairs +$60-$120 | parking permit, customer to confirm |
| Large office (1,500+ ft²) | 4-6 movers | 8-12 hrs, $1,800-$3,000 | +$500-$900 | elevator or stairs +$100-$200 | shuttle truck if needed +$150-$300 |
| Store / restaurant | 3-4 movers | 5-7 hrs, $1,000-$1,700 | +$350-$600 | kitchen disassembly +$80-$150 | equipment confirmed in the estimate |
| Complex access | 2-3 movers | 2-4 hrs, $400-$700 | +$100-$200 | long carry or tight turns +$50-$100 | equipment rental if needed +$50-$150 |
Your written estimate confirms the final price before you book.
Send the addresses, the inventory, and the hours you want to work, and we confirm the schedule and the price before anything is booked.
Yes, weekend moves are a standard part of our planning. We work between Friday close and Monday open, so your team never misses a workday. The crew sequences the load and placement so everything is ready when you reopen, with access and logistics confirmed in advance.
We wrap monitors, servers, and AV gear individually and label each piece by destination. The crew plans the route and placement so fragile items go in last and come out first. You can also request extra padding or custom crating for high value equipment, all noted in the written plan.
We assess access at both addresses before the move and include the details in your written estimate. Stairs, freight elevators, docks, or tight parking are planned for, with any extra time or equipment spelled out upfront. No surprises on move day, because the plan matches the real conditions.
Choose the type of help that fits your move.
Moves within Norwalk and between the nearby towns we serve.
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Houses, condos, townhouses, and apartments across the service areas.
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Full or partial packing, fragile-item packing, and unpacking after delivery.
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We discuss access and stairs for your building before the move.
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Start with both addresses, access, inventory, and timing.
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We discuss the instrument and route before moving it safely.
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