Warehouse removals
We clear and relocate units, warehouses and storage rooms: pallets, steel racking, merchandise and building materials. With the inventory tracked from one address to the other.
Phased moves if needed
A warehouse can't be emptied in an afternoon. There's racking bolted to the wall, pallets heavier than they look, stock piled to the ceiling and a loading aisle that's almost never where you'd want it. That's why the move is organised in phases: first what isn't used daily, then the active stock and finally the racking, so you can keep fulfilling orders almost until the last day.
Why a warehouse doesn't move like an office
Phased relocation
We move the dormant stock first and leave the fast-moving items for last, so order fulfilment never stops.
Pallets and bulky loads
Full pallets, reels, sacks and building materials transported with proper securing and weight distribution in the van.
Steel racking
We dismantle racks and bolted shelving, label the uprights by module and reassemble them at the new site.
Right-sized crew
We size the crew to the real volume. A large warehouse with two people turns into a three-day job.
Consolidated trips
We plan routes to make as few trips as possible: fewer billed hours and less congestion at the loading bay.
Clearing and handover
We remove what isn't moving and take disposable items to the recycling centre, so you hand the unit back empty.
Everything the service covers
Volume decides everything. After seeing the unit we adjust crew, trips and materials to the real inventory.
Site visit and volume assessment
Free of charge. We check stacking height, racking type and loading-bay access at both addresses.
Phased moving plan
With an agreed order of departure, so the fastest-moving stock is the last to go.
Loading of pallets and heavy items
With a pallet truck where the bay allows it, and by hand when there's no other option.
Racking dismantling and assembly
Steel racks and bolted shelving, with uprights labelled by module so they go back up the same way.
Film, strapping and load protection
Pallet wrapping and securing in the vehicle, included in the service.
Unloading and placement by area
Each batch goes where it belongs in the new unit, not piled up by the door.
Final clearing and disposal
Broken pallets, expired stock or unusable racking taken to the recycling centre, so the unit is handed over clean.
From the first visit to an empty unit
01
We see the unit
We measure the real volume, check the racking and confirm loading-bay access at both addresses.
02
We propose the plan and price
Crew size, expected trips and moving phases, with a fixed written quote.
03
We move in phases
We start with the dormant stock and finish with the fast-moving items, so you keep working as long as possible.
04
We assemble and clear
We reassemble the racking, place each batch in its zone and leave the old unit empty.
Common questions about warehouse moves
The service starts at €80 per hour with van, driver and mover, but for a warehouse the figure depends on the volume, the number of trips and whether there's racking to dismantle. We do a free site visit and then send a fixed written quote.
Not necessarily. If the volume allows, we move in phases: the items that don't move daily go first and the active stock stays until the end. That way you keep fulfilling orders almost to the last day.
Yes. We dismantle racks and bolted shelving, label the uprights and beams by module and reassemble them at the new unit in the same configuration. If the structure requires an assembly certificate, that has to be signed off by a specialist engineer.
Yes, as long as the bay or access allows a pallet truck at both addresses. Without a loading bay the pallet has to be broken down and loaded by hand, which adds time: that's why we check it during the site visit.
It depends on the volume and the distance between the two units. During the visit we work out how many trips are needed and plan routes to keep them to a minimum, because every extra journey means extra billed hours.
Yes. We remove broken pallets, unusable racking and disposable material and take it to the recycling centre. It's the only way to hand the old unit back empty and avoid disputes with the landlord.
Yes. Beyond the city we cover the metropolitan industrial estates (Zona Franca, L'Hospitalet, Badalona, Sant Boi, Cornellà) and handle moves to units in other provinces.
For a warehouse it's best to give two or three weeks' notice, since crew, vehicle and phases all need organising. If the date falls at month-end or quarter-end, confirm it earlier.
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How many square metres need clearing?
Tell us the approximate floor area and whether there's bolted racking. Free site visit and a fixed written quote.
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