Auto Dealership Moving in Boston and MetroWest

Your porters clear the showroom floor and a route to the door before our crew arrives, and they keep cars moving on the lot around the truck. Showroom glass doors and service-drive doors are usually the widest openings, so tell us which ones we can use and when service customers will be coming through.

Run it by department. The business office and sales desks can move after the last sales day, the showroom follows, and the parts department moves between the old counter's closing shift and the new counter's opening shift. Many dealerships prefer to do the showroom on a Sunday or in the evening, which we can plan on request. If the landlord or manufacturer's property group wants a certificate of insurance, we issue it on request.

Showroom floors are polished tile or sealed concrete that shows every scratch, so runners go down along the route and carts stay on them. Door frames and glass walls get pads at the corners, and reception desks and sales tables are wrapped before they move.

Offices are handled like any business office: locking files stay locked, and customer paperwork is packed by your staff or rides in the cabinets it lives in. The parts department is packed by bin, with dense parts kept in small cartons and light, bulky ones separate. Anything hazardous, such as batteries, fluids, and aerosols, stays with your parts staff and supplier. At the new store, shelving goes up first and cartons follow, aisle by aisle.