Office moves and new offices | Boca Raton

Office Move and New Office IT Setup in Boca Raton

Moving your office? One team plans, installs and tests your internet, computers, printer and wiring, and tells you what happens next.

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Office Move and New Office IT Setup in Boca Raton

Practical guidance, implementation and accountability for organizations that need reliable technology and a clear next step.

Quick answer: Moving an office is stressful when the internet, computers, printer and wiring all have to be ready at the same time. CompFlorida takes that off your plate. Our goal is to have everything planned, installed and tested before your team starts working in the new space.

What happens next

  1. Call or send a request. We reply within 1 hour during business hours, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm Eastern.
  2. We walk through the new space with you as part of a free technology review. We look at the wiring, the internet and where every computer and printer goes.
  3. You get a written estimate before any work starts. Then we plan, install and test, and we support your team after the move.

What most people worry about on a move

  • "Will the internet be ready on day one?" We check what can be delivered to your exact suite and place the order early. We keep your old service until the new one is tested.
  • "Who is responsible for the wiring?" We plan where every cable goes and coordinate the work. Before you sign anything, we confirm in writing who does each part.
  • "Will every computer and printer work on Monday morning?" We set up, connect and test each workstation and printer before your team arrives.
  • "What if the date slips?" We plan around the move date from the start, and we tell you early if something in the building could change it.
  • "Who do I call if something is wrong?" One team, one phone number: 954-742-6673.

What we handle on a small office move

  • Internet: the order, the install date and the testing.
  • Network and Wi-Fi sized for your office.
  • Computers, printers and shared files, moved and set up.
  • Network wiring, planned and coordinated.
  • Phones and security systems, working with your vendors.
  • Onsite help on moving day, and support after.

Before you sign a lease

  • Order internet early. Start as soon as the lease is signed, and confirm service for the exact suite. See business fiber internet.
  • Ask about building access. Landlord approvals, risers and the point where the carrier enters the building often decide the real install date.
  • Get fees in writing. Ask for installation and equipment charges before you sign.

Want the full list? Use the office move technology checklist. After the move, a managed IT plan keeps everything running.

Frequently asked questions

How early should I plan the technology for an office move?

As early as you can. Internet orders, building access and equipment can take time, and they can affect your move date long before moving day.

Can you set up computers and wiring for a small office?

We set up and test computers, printers, the network and Wi-Fi. For the cabling, we plan what is needed and coordinate the work. Before you sign anything, we confirm in writing who does each part.

How much does an office move cost?

Every office is different. It depends on how many people you have, what is already wired and what internet the building can deliver. After a free walkthrough of the new space, you get a written estimate before any work starts.

Can you work with my current IT provider?

Yes. We can lead the move or support your current provider and coordinate the carriers and other vendors.

Do you only work in Boca Raton?

We are based in Boca Raton and support businesses across South Florida. See our South Florida service areas.

Get my free technology review or call 954-742-6673.

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