We move offices, retail spaces, clinics and warehouses across Phoenix and the East and West Valley. Most business moves happen after hours or over a weekend so your team walks into a working office Monday morning.
A business move is a different job from a house move. Desks come apart and go back together in a specific order, server racks can’t ride in the same truck as the break-room fridge, and the whole thing has to fit in a window your landlord or building manager gives you. Our commercial crews plan for that. You get one point of contact, a written timeline, and movers who’ve done this before.
Nonstop Moving understands the struggle business owners face when moving their operations. Making sure all inventory is accounted for and all company assets make it to the new facility safely is a company’s priority when moving. Nonstop Moving has spent years as a commercial moving company in Phoenix, relocating businesses all across the Valley.
We Move All Businesses:
A commercial move is any relocation of a business — an office suite, a storefront, a medical practice, a warehouse floor. Compared to a residential move, it usually means more furniture disassembly, IT equipment that needs to be labeled and handled separately, and a tighter deadline. That’s the part we plan around, and it’s why we’re the business movers Phoenix companies call when the lease ends on a Friday and the doors have to open Monday.
Commercial moving prices in Phoenix depend on how much is moving, how far, and how much of it has to come apart. Here’s what changes the number:
Smaller office moves bill hourly, starting at $160/hour for a two-man crew and one truck, $40/hour for each extra mover. Larger jobs — multiple trucks, four or more movers, anything with a loading dock schedule — get a flat per-project quote after a walk-through. Either way the estimate is free and there’s no obligation.
Every commercial move runs on the same five steps. Nothing gets loaded until the plan is written down and you’ve seen it.
We’ve relocated hundreds of Phoenix businesses — single-suite offices, retail stores, clinics and warehouses — across Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa and the rest of the Valley. Our crews know the loading-dock rules at the big Camelback Corridor and downtown buildings, and we’ve handled the certificate-of-insurance paperwork enough times to have it ready before you ask.
Yes. Business equipment and electronics get packed separately from furniture. Monitors, desktops, printers and lab or medical equipment are wrapped individually, labeled by desk or room, and loaded last so they come off first at the new location.
Yes. Ask when you request a quote and we’ll send references from Phoenix businesses we’ve moved. You can also read our Google reviews, where several commercial clients have left detailed notes on how their move went.
Summer moves start early, usually 5 or 6 a.m., before the heat peaks. Trucks are air-conditioned, crews rotate, and anything heat-sensitive — monitors, servers, lab equipment — is loaded last and unloaded first.
Yes. Most commercial moves we do are evenings, weekends or overnight. There’s no surcharge for after-hours on weekdays; Saturday jobs bill at $180/hour.
Federal rules for movers are published by the FMCSA in its Rights and Responsibilities guide. For local Arizona moves, we’re licensed and insured — ask us for a copy of our license and insurance certificate before booking.
Commercial Movers In Phoenix That Go The Extra Mile
