Commercial removals in Berlin and nearby areas
Commercial Removals Berlin
planned for your business.
Relocating a shop, practice, studio or workshop? Umzugsfirma Junker plans commercial removals in Berlin and nearby Brandenburg, with longer routes to or from this area assessed individually. We coordinate the agreed transport of furniture, fittings and equipment with your operational schedule. Access, bulky items and the destination layout are reviewed before quoting; specialist equipment and technical connections need separate arrangements.
- Berlin-based moving team
- Individual written quote
- Services agreed before booking
- Packing & assembly on request
Request your commercial moving quote
Tell us what you need. We will review your enquiry individually.
Commercial move
Plan the move around your operational priorities
For a shop, restaurant, workshop or practice, the move must fit the handover of the old premises and the readiness of the new site. Tell us your target reopening date, access windows and essential equipment. We build the removal plan around the agreed tasks and identify dependencies that need your team or specialist contractors.
- Operating hours and access windows are discussed before scheduling the move.
- Shopfittings, stock and equipment are assessed for packing, handling and transport.
- Our own staff and our own fleet – no subcontractors handling your stock.
- Packing and handling agreed before booking
- Clearance can be requested separately; your lease and landlord determine handover and deposit requirements.
Moving workstations, desks and office files? Our office removals service explains how to coordinate workplace inventory, IT responsibilities and the destination layout.
Who we move
Different premises need different preparation
The right plan starts with the inventory and conditions at both sites. A retail counter, workshop bench and treatment room have different handling requirements. Tell us what must remain usable and which items need specialist preparation.
Retail & shops
List your counters, shelving, display units and stock. We agree dismantling, packing and delivery locations before the move. Your team should identify priority goods and any items that need to remain accessible.
Restaurants, cafés & bars
Send the dimensions, weights and models of kitchen units, cold equipment and furniture. Qualified contractors handle gas, water and electrical connections. Food or temperature-sensitive stock needs separate arrangements; we confirm which equipment can be transported.
Workshops & trades
For workbenches, tool cabinets and materials, provide weights, dimensions and access details. We assess transport and handling before booking. Machinery requiring specialist lifting, preparation or installation must be agreed separately.
Practices & consulting rooms
We plan treatment furniture, cabinets and waiting-room fittings around the access and room layout. Your practice decides how records are secured and who handles them. Specialist equipment and clinical supplies need separate assessment. See our medical practice removals.
Studios & salons
For chairs, mirrors, wash units and product stock, agree the packing, handling and destination positions in advance. Ask about dates around your appointments. Water, electrical and equipment connections require separate qualified arrangements.
Stock rooms & small warehouses
Identify shelving, pallets and stock, together with weights, quantities and access requirements. Temporary storage may be possible subject to suitable conditions and availability. Larger projects are covered on our warehouse relocation page.
For other commercial premises, send an inventory, photos and both addresses. We assess the requested work and clarify any tasks that require a specialist before confirming the booking.
Scope
Agree the inventory and handling requirements
Large fittings and valuable stock need specific preparation. We check dimensions, carrying routes, dismantling needs and packing, then record the agreed work in the quote. Tell us about equipment that cannot be tilted, stacked or moved without specialist preparation.
Fittings & furniture
We assess counters, shelving, cabinets, seating and reception units for transport. Required dismantling and reassembly are agreed in advance, with the layout and access at the new premises taken into account.
Stock & fragile goods
Identify fragile stock and equipment before the move. We agree packing materials and handling for the inventory. Ask separately about liability terms and any additional cover.
Equipment & heavy units
Send details of cold units, cooking equipment, machinery and heavy workbenches. We confirm whether the requested transport is suitable for our team and equipment. Qualified trades handle utility connections; specialist lifting or commissioning needs separate arrangements.
Access & the hard bits
Tell us about courtyards, loading bays, upper floors and carrying distances. You can request no-parking arrangements. A furniture lift is considered only where access, setup space, load and permissions are suitable.
What is not coming
Mark items for disposal clearly and separate them from stock that is moving. We can assess a clearance or disposal request from photos and an item list. Timing and accepted materials are agreed separately.
The gap between two leases
If there is a gap between sites, ask about storage before booking. We agree the inventory, conditions, access and redelivery date subject to availability. A long-distance move must have one end in Berlin or nearby.
The plan
Coordinate the move with your target reopening date
Your removal schedule should account for key handovers, fit-out work, specialist contractors and delivery access. We agree the transport sequence with your contact. Reopening also depends on tasks outside the removal team’s scope, so these responsibilities should be clear.
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Agree target dates
Identify key handovers, delivery windows and the target reopening date. Clarify the dependencies that affect when the removal work can take place.
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Assess both premises
Review the inventory, large items and carrying routes. Share photos, measurements and equipment details so transport and any specialist requirements can be assessed.
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Confirm scope and schedule
Check the written quote and agreed removal sequence. Confirm responsibilities for packing, stock handling, connections and any work outside the removal team’s scope.
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Carry out the agreed move
The team handles the booked dismantling, loading, transport and furniture work within the agreed schedule. Changes are discussed with your designated contact.
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Check delivery and handover
We review the agreed transport and furniture work together. Your team coordinates any remaining fit-out, technical commissioning and operational checks before reopening.
Share your target dates and known dependencies at the survey. We discuss the removal schedule and any unresolved access or specialist-work requirements before confirming the job.
Why us
Know who handles each part of the move
A clear removal plan connects the inventory, price and schedule. These are the points to settle before booking a commercial move.
Large or fixed equipment may need dismantling, lifting assistance or specialist handling. Dimensions alone do not show every access constraint.
What we doWe review photos, measurements and carrying routes before quoting. The agreed scope identifies the furniture work and any specialist tasks to organise separately.
Changes to stock quantities, access or additional services can change the work involved.
What we doYour written quote records the agreed services and price. Tell us about changes so we can clarify their effect before additional work is carried out.
The new premises may depend on fit-out work, utility connections or access from another contractor.
What we doWe coordinate the removal sequence with your contact and agree when transport and furniture work can take place. Your team manages the wider reopening plan and specialist commissioning.
A clear handover supports your next steps
At the destination we check the agreed delivery and furniture work with your contact. Record outstanding tasks and confirm who is responsible for them before reopening.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ – commercial premises, stock and equipment
Answers about planning a commercial removal with Umzugsfirma Junker in Berlin and nearby areas.
What counts as a commercial move?
This page focuses on shops, restaurants, workshops, practices, studios and stock rooms, where fittings, stock and equipment shape the plan. For workstations, desks and office files, see our office removals service. We assess the inventory and both addresses before confirming the work.
How many days will we have to close?
The required interruption depends on inventory, access, dismantling and readiness of the destination. We discuss the removal schedule after assessing the premises. Reopening also depends on your fit-out, connections and operational checks, so we cannot promise a universal number of closing days.
Can you work outside our opening hours?
Ask about evening, weekend or other agreed access windows. Availability, building rules and the work involved need to be checked before dates are confirmed. We record the agreed removal schedule so you can coordinate with staff and contractors.
What happens to our shopfittings, counters and shelving?
We assess the dimensions, construction and carrying routes of counters, shelves and other fittings. Dismantling, transport and reassembly are included where agreed. The destination layout and any specialist installation requirements should be clarified before the move.
Do you move kitchen equipment, cold units and machines?
We assess these items individually from model details, dimensions, weights and access information. Qualified contractors handle gas, water and electrical connections. Specialist lifting, temperature-controlled goods and commissioning require separate arrangements.
How is our stock protected?
Identify fragile stock and equipment before the move. We agree packing materials and handling for the inventory. Ask separately about liability terms and any additional cover.
Our new premises are not ready yet. Can you store everything?
Storage may be possible for suitable furniture and stock, subject to availability and agreed conditions. Share the inventory, expected duration and access needs. Packing, collection and redelivery are quoted within the agreed scope; not every type of stock is suitable for standard storage.
Do you clear the old premises?
You can request clearance of specified items alongside the move. We assess photos, materials and quantities before agreeing collection and disposal. Handover obligations and any deposit decision remain matters for your lease and landlord.