Property care · Whitehorse
Commercial movers and relocation in Whitehorse
Commercial movers and relocation for businesses, facilities and property managers in Whitehorse and across Yukon. Tell us what needs doing, where and when, and we reply with a price or with the questions we need answered to price it.
Commercial movers and relocation: what we cover in Whitehorse
- Furniture InstallationSteelcase, Herman Miller, Haworth and Teknion systems.
- Modular DisassemblyDisassembly and reassembly of cubicles and workstation systems.
- Tenant Move-OutEnd-of-lease move-outs coordinated with landlords and brokers.
- Storage SolutionsShort and long-term commercial storage during phased moves.
- Move Project ManagementStandalone PM for complex multi-phase commercial relocations.
- Office RelocationFull-service office moves with project management end-to-end.
- Warehouse MovesLarge-scale warehouse and distribution center relocations.
- IT Equipment MovingAsset-tagged, chain-of-custody server and IT gear relocation.
Working in Whitehorse
Moves to or from remote areas depend on seasonal roads, barges or air freight, so they are planned months ahead. Ask how equipment is protected from deep cold in transit and storage, and what happens if a shipment misses the last barge or road window of the season.
Whitehorse is Yukon's capital, the largest city north of the 60th parallel, and the region's primary services centre. Yukon's mining, tourism, and federal government operations run under subarctic continental conditions where building heat loss and seasonal worker influx drive most facility decisions.
How a job goes
- SurveyReview both sites: inventory, IT, furniture systems and access constraints, by walkthrough or floor plans and photos.
- PlanMove plan with timeline, team sizing, equipment list, IT shutdown windows and contingencies.
- Pre-StageLabelling, asset tagging, packing materials and building access booked before move day.
- MoveExecution following the written plan, at the agreed time.
- Hand OverReassembly, IT reinstallation, final walkthrough of the new space and a single invoice.
Every written quote covers
- Free quote requests
- Written move plan and scope
- Options where more than one works
- Building access planned in
- Evening and weekend scheduling
- English & French
Questions
Do you take commercial movers and relocation jobs in Whitehorse?
Yes. Requests from Whitehorse, Laval, Terrebonne, Mascouche and the rest of Yukon are handled the same way. Use the quote form on this page, or email [email protected] with the service, the address and the timing.
Do you provide packing materials?
Packing materials such as bins, dollies, padded covers, anti-static bags, labels and asset tags can be included in the scope and delivered before move day.
What is the difference between a commercial move and a residential one?
A commercial move has an IT handover, modular furniture systems, building access coordination and a deadline tied to business operations. It needs a written plan, which is why every Ashford Group quote starts with one.
How far in advance should I book?
More notice makes planning easier, especially for larger warehouse or multi-floor moves and busy end-of-month dates. Tell us your target date in your email and we will be clear about what is realistic.
Do you handle IT equipment?
Yes. Servers, networking, storage, workstations and AV can all be part of a commercial move. Equipment is labelled and inventoried, packed in protective materials, and shutdown and power-up windows are coordinated with your IT team. Configuration stays with your IT team; the move covers transport and physical reinstallation.
Can you reassemble cubicles and modular furniture?
Yes. Major commercial systems such as Steelcase, Herman Miller, Haworth and Teknion are reassembled following the manufacturer instructions. Note the systems you have in your email so they are included in the scope.
Commercial movers and relocation near Whitehorse
Other services in Whitehorse
Request a quote
Tell us what needs doing, where and when. We reply by email with a price, or with the questions we need answered to price it.
Contractors and trade companies
Register your company to be considered for work in your trade and service area.