Office Relocation Melbourne — CBD, Cremorne & Corporate Precincts

Melbourne office relocations are priced per hour on the same removalist hourly rates as residential moves: $180/hr for a 4T (small suites of a few desks), $190/hr for a 6T (3–10 person offices), $200/hr for an 8T (11–20 person offices), $210/hr for a 10T (21–30 person offices) and $290/hr for a 12T with a three-person crew (31+ person floors). All GST inclusive. A free site walkthrough gives you a fixed-hour estimate rather than an open-ended per-hour figure. Weekend surcharge is $11/hr per removalist Saturday, $22/hr Sunday.

For small Melbourne office moves (under 20 desks) two weeks' notice usually works. For full-floor CBD tower relocations we prefer 4-6 weeks so building-management freight-lift bookings, dock permits, IT power-off scheduling and Certificate of Currency paperwork can be arranged properly. Weekend windows in Melbourne book out fastest, especially end-of-financial-year and Q4.

Yes — Melbourne CBD tower office relocations are a big chunk of our commercial work. Rialto, 101 Collins, Bourke Place, ANZ Centre, Docklands towers, Southbank corporate — freight-lift bookings, dock permits and Certificate of Currency all handled as part of the relocation. Most CBD moves run overnight or on the weekend to avoid business-hours restrictions.

Yes — weekend Melbourne office moves are the most common pattern for corporate relocations. Friday-evening start, work through Saturday and Sunday, back online Monday morning. Saturday adds $11/hr per removalist to the truck rate; Sunday adds $22/hr per removalist. Public holidays match the Sunday rate.

Yes — servers, network racks, monitors, docks and cable management handled as part of every office relocation. We recommend a dedicated crate for server-rack contents and typically move IT gear last from the old site so your team can start reconnection immediately at the new site. Coordinate power-off timing with your IT team during the walkthrough.

Yes — AFRA accredited, existing contracts with Victorian state government departments, full public liability and goods-in-transit insurance. Insurance certificates, Certificate of Currency, and compliance documents supplied on request as part of the government office relocation quote.

Yes — full pack, part pack and unpack at $160/hr for a two-packer crew (extra packer +$70/hr). For Melbourne office moves we typically part-pack: employees pack personal desk contents into labelled crates the day before; our team packs shared areas (kitchen, comms room, filing rooms, meeting rooms) and handles everything mechanical.

Yes — reusable plastic office crates (louvred, stackable) delivered a week before the Melbourne office relocation and collected after. Colour-coded to your new floor plan so the crew knows exactly where each crate goes at the new site. Priced per crate per week.

If the walkthrough was accurate the fixed-hour quote should hold. If there's something on move day that clearly wasn't visible during the walkthrough (a locked room of extra filing, an off-site archive we weren't told about), we'll ring you before we hit the estimate ceiling so there are no invoice surprises. Overruns are rare on properly walkthrough'd Melbourne office relocations.

Yes — a 5-10 desk Melbourne office relocation typically fits in a 6T truck with two crew over 4-6 hours. Co-working exits (a director's office plus a few employee desks) often fit in a 4T. Same removalist hourly rate as residential — no commercial upcharge for small office moves.

Yes — every Melbourne office relocation from Cheltenham depot, whether the move is CBD, Cremorne, Richmond studios, Southbank corporate, Docklands towers, St Kilda Rd corridor, or the outer industrial precincts (Braeside, Port Melbourne, Notting Hill, Mulgrave). Same office removalist crew, same hourly rate.

The walkthrough is free and non-obligation. If you have a competing quote from another Melbourne office relocation company, share it with us and we'll go through it line-by-line. Look for what's not included in the other quote — fuel levies, blanket hire, weekend percentage uplifts, dismantle-reassembly hourly rate, insurance limits. A $10/hr cheaper base rate with $500 of add-ons is not cheaper.