Shop removals
We move shop fittings, displays, fitting rooms, counters and all your stock. We coordinate the move with your opening calendar so you don't lose sales.
Inventory and stock under control
Moving a shop has a difficulty other removals don't: the stock. It isn't enough to carry the fittings from one unit to another; the merchandise has to be moved without losing track of what there is, what condition it's in and where it ends up. If the inventory goes out of sync, the problem doesn't end on moving day, it drags on for weeks.
Why moving a retail business needs a different approach
Stock in batches
Numbered boxes grouped by product family or supplier, so restocking at the new unit is straightforward.
Outside trading hours
At night, on Sunday or on your closing day. If the shopping centre sets a specific window, we work within it.
Displays and window fittings
Mannequins, display cases, wall shelving and signage travel protected and numbered by their position on the floor.
Counter and fitting rooms
We dismantle counters, fitting-room cabins and gondolas, then reassemble them to the layout of the new unit.
Shopping centres and high street
We know the loading bays of Barcelona's shopping centres and the restricted hours of city-centre streets.
Fixed price in writing
Free site visit, itemised quote and one person coordinating the whole move from start to finish.
Everything the service covers
Every shop has its own stock volume and fittings. We adjust the crew and materials after seeing both units.
Prior visit to both units
Free of charge. We measure access, check the fixed fittings and calculate the real stock volume.
Merchandise packed in batches
Numbered boxes grouped by family, size or supplier, depending on how you run your inventory.
Transport of displays and cases
Glass and delicate pieces packed with corner guards and blankets, secured in the van.
Fittings dismantling and assembly
Counter, shelving, gondolas and fitting rooms, assembled at the new unit to the floor plan.
Checkout and POS relocation
Computer equipment and card terminals packed separately and handed over in person to the manager.
Placement by area at the new unit
Shop floor, storeroom and back office separated from the moment of unloading, so you can restock without searching.
Removal of unused fittings
Old shelving or displays that aren't moving go to the recycling centre, so you hand back an empty unit.
From shutter down to reopening
01
We see both units
We measure access, check which fittings come apart and work out how many boxes the stock needs.
02
We set the date and quote
A fixed written price and an agreed time window: night, Sunday or closing day.
03
We pack and load
Stock in batches first, then displays and fittings. Everything numbered by area of the new unit.
04
We assemble and place
Fittings assembled and boxes split between shop floor and storeroom, so all that's left is restocking and opening.
Common questions from shops and retail units
The service starts at €80 per hour with van, driver and mover, but for a shop the final figure depends mainly on the stock volume and the fixed fittings that need dismantling. We do a free site visit and then send a fixed written quote.
A small neighbourhood shop is usually done in one day working overnight or on Sunday. A large unit with a storeroom and plenty of stock may need two days. At the site visit we give you the real figure and the running order.
Yes, it's the norm in retail. We fit the window around your opening hours and, if the unit is in a shopping centre, around the loading slots set by management.
We pack in batches and number each box with the product family or supplier. You keep the box list, so on arrival you can check everything is there before you start restocking.
Yes, it's part of the service. We dismantle the counter, gondolas, wall shelving and fitting rooms, keep the fittings labelled and assemble everything at the new unit to the plan you give us.
We transport computers, receipt printers and card terminals packed separately and hand them over in person to the manager. Configuring and registering the equipment at the new unit is your systems provider's job.
On city-centre streets with restricted hours, yes. If the unit is in a shopping centre, you usually also need to book the loading bay in advance. We'll tell you what's needed once we've reviewed the addresses.
Yes. We remove shelving, displays or counters that aren't moving and take them to the recycling centre, so you can hand back the old unit empty.
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When do you need to open the new unit?
Tell us the date and roughly how much stock there is. Free site visit and a fixed written quote the same day.
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