Review each room
Your clinical contact identifies the furniture and equipment to move, along with anything needing manufacturer instructions or a specialist handling plan.
We move medical, dental, and clinical workplaces, with careful packing and handling plans for the contents in your agreed scope.
Service availability depends on the location, route, dates, and handling requirements. Storage, installation, specialist work, and remote or northern transport are confirmed in your proposal.
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We inventory the rooms with your clinical team, pack the agreed furniture and equipment, and sequence delivery around your return-to-use plan. Equipment needing manufacturer input, specialist handling, or separate transport is identified before move day.
Patient records, biological materials, hazardous goods, and regulated or calibrated equipment require a separately agreed specialist scope. Equipment commissioning and validation require qualified specialists.
Your clinical contact identifies the furniture and equipment to move, along with anything needing manufacturer instructions or a specialist handling plan.
Confirm that each room’s contents are ready for collection. Keep patient records and regulated materials under the arrangements approved by the practice.
Room groups arrive in the order agreed with your clinical team. Qualified specialists handle commissioning or validation before affected equipment returns to service.
Commissioning, calibration, validation, patient records, and regulated materials are not assumed to be part of standard transport. Those responsibilities must be agreed with qualified specialists and the clinical team before the move.
Identify the rooms that must reopen first, the last appointment in each area, and any commissioning dependencies. We can then assess whether separate packing and delivery phases fit the practice’s access and operating schedule.
Choose the practice location to prepare a room-by-room brief. Equipment responsibilities and the return-to-use sequence should be agreed alongside building access.
Tell us the type of practice, number of rooms, and intended closure and reopening dates. List large or delicate equipment by general description without including patient information.

Flag equipment that needs manufacturer attendance or specialist transport before the schedule is agreed.