Spa Moving in Boston and MetroWest

Close the rooms in the order your booking lead picks, so treatments can continue in some rooms while others are packed, as long as there is a carry route that keeps clear of guests. Wet rooms need the plumber before the move and again at the new space, which can push those rooms to the end of the schedule. Evening or weekend moves can be arranged on request.

Treatment tables are long, so measure them against doors, hallway turns, and any elevator. A spa in a Newbury Street or Chestnut Hill building may share an entrance and a small elevator with other tenants, and the building may want our insurance certificate first, which we can provide. Suburban plaza spas along Route 9 or in Wellesley usually have a rear door with delivery hours set by the landlord.

Treatment tables combine a heavy base, moving joints, and soft upholstery. Adjustable tables are lowered and locked, the upholstery is padded, and loose cradles and bolsters are bagged and tagged to the table. Carts are taped shut so drawers cannot slide open on a threshold.

Product is handled the way your manager wants: sealed cartons we carry to the named room, opened or temperature-sensitive products stay with staff. Glass display shelves are wrapped apart from their units. At the new spa, runners cover the route, tables go where the room plan puts them, and space is left around the wet-room fixtures for the plumber. Staff check each room, from the table height to the warmer, before it goes back on the booking calendar.