Office moving in Southeast Reno and the Airport area

The area, with about 46,691 residents at 4,395 feet, is the low point of the Truckee Meadows. It includes neighborhoods near Hidden Valley and the airport area, and businesses there often occupy small offices attached to shops or shared suites. Practical access matters: dock doors, parking and how a pallet jack gets in.

A renter-heavy area and shorter leases

In Southeast Reno 64.3 percent of households rent and 35.7 percent own. A neighborhood of renters tends to be a neighborhood of tenants in business space too, with leases that have set end dates and landlords with their own rules.

Share the lease end date, the new move-in date and the landlord's requirements with the estimator. If the dates leave a gap of days or weeks, furniture can wait in vaults in the Sparks warehouse.

Offices attached to shops and warehouses

Many suites in this part of Reno sit beside a shop floor or a storage bay. An estimate for that kind of space lists the office furniture and the shop items separately, so the crew brings the right equipment. Warehouse and industrial moves explain the heavier side.

A move manager can direct both parts of the day from one plan.

• Office furniture and cabinets
• Shelving and racks
• Counter and display fixtures
• Boxed stock, packed by shelf

Twelve minutes from the yard

The yard at 2277 Glendale Ave is 5.3 miles from Southeast Reno, about 12 minutes in free-flow traffic. That short distance means a crew can load a suite and be at the Sparks warehouse before the next appointment.

Evenings and weekends

Commercial crews work evenings, weekends and holidays by arrangement. For a shop that depends on weekday sales, a Sunday move keeps revenue steady. Read about after-hours moves.

Estimate and paperwork

Call 775-359-6683 on a weekday between 8 am and 5 pm. The estimate is itemized and in writing, and the move runs under O'Brien's Nevada certificate, CPCN 1070, when it stays in Nevada. The office relocation checklist covers address changes with the post office and the IRS.