Warehouse and site moves · Berlin
Warehouse relocation Berlin
planned in the right sequence.
Junker plans warehouse relocations in Berlin and its nearby area, plus longer routes to or from this region. We assess stock, handling units, access and destination locations, then agree transport stages and handovers with your team. Shelving work and specialist equipment tasks require separate assessment.
- Inventory and access assessment
- Agreed moving sequence
- Handling and transport planned
- Individual project quote
Request your personal moving quote
Tell us about your move. We review each enquiry individually.
Planning a site relocation
Your warehouse or site, moved to an agreed plan.
A warehouse move should preserve the identification and destination of your stock. Prepare a list of handling units, quantities and target positions. Together we agree which areas are cleared first and what the new site needs ready. Coordinate stock release, dismantling and acceptance with your responsible team.
- Operational priorities considered
- An agreed project contact
- Coordinated dismantling and assembly
- Planned loading and transport
- Dates and scope agreed in advance
- Berlin and routes to or from Berlin
Between your locations
A move with connected stages.
Before the first load, agree the inventory position, transport order and available destination areas. Your team decides how ongoing orders and incoming goods are handled during relocation. Keep a clear record of what has moved and what is still required at the old site.
Current location
Identify stock and handling units, release the agreed loads and prepare the dismantling included in the booking.
ANew location
Prepare destination positions and traffic routes. Receive the delivered stock and coordinate technical inspections and operational approval separately.
BWhat we assess
Stock and equipment for your site move.
For equipment, see our IT transport service. For complete workplaces, read about our office removals.
Stock and goods
List quantities, weights, dimensions and special storage conditions for pallets, boxes and goods. Use clear destination labels.
Shelving and warehouse equipment
Provide the shelving system, condition and manufacturer documentation. Dismantling and rebuilding are assessed separately; clarify required inspections and approvals.
Machinery and equipment
Each item's dimensions, weight and preparation instructions determine the feasibility and handling.
Office furniture and IT
Include office furniture and equipment released for transport. Coordinate backups, shutdown and recommissioning with your IT contact.
Archives and records
Label record containers and destination areas clearly. Agree confidentiality, access and documented handovers around your requirements.
Workplace fittings
Describe fittings and equipment from workshops and staff areas for an individual assessment.
Project stages
From assessment to the new site.
Assessment and scope
Record stock, handling units, dimensions and weights. Clarify access, time windows and special requirements at both sites.
Detailed planning
Agree transport order, stock release, destination positions and responsibilities. The quote describes the confirmed scope and extra work.
Moving and transport
Collect, load and deliver released goods in the agreed sequence. Discuss handovers and quantity differences with the responsible contacts.
Assembly and handover
Complete booked assembly and placement. Coordinate inspections, technical commissioning and operational approval with the responsible specialists.
Why choose Junker
Plan around your operations.
Disruption considered in the plan
Assess phases and suitable time windows together. Planned interruptions must account for stock flow, equipment and the readiness of the new site.
A clear contact
An agreed contact coordinates the moving work and the arrangements with your team.
Team and equipment assessed
We assess transport equipment against weight, dimensions and access. Additional lifting equipment is considered only where the conditions are suitable.
Dates and scope agreed in advance
The agreed dates and services are recorded in the scope. Clarify liability and any additional cover before booking.
Plan your relocation
Move your warehouse with an agreed sequence.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about warehouse and site moves
Preparation, scope and your individual quote.
What information is needed for a quote?
Share the stock and equipment inventory, dimensions and weights, both addresses, access and the requested sequence. Identify unusual loads separately.
Can the move be carried out in phases?
Tell us your operational priorities and which items must move together. We assess a phased sequence and agree the dates and responsibilities.
Can shelving be dismantled and rebuilt?
Provide details of the shelving, condition and manufacturer requirements. Dismantling or rebuilding is assessed and explicitly included where agreed.
Do you transport machinery?
Send dimensions, weights and preparation instructions for each item. Feasibility and any specialist handling must be checked before inclusion in the quote.
Who commissions equipment at the new site?
Your responsible specialists should coordinate disconnection, technical installation, testing and commissioning unless specific work has been separately agreed.
Can office furniture and IT be included?
Yes. List these separately in the inventory. See our IT equipment transport page for preparation and responsibilities.
How should stock be organised?
Use a current inventory and clear destination labels. Agree when each load is released, which stock must remain accessible and how ongoing orders and incoming goods will be handled. Keep moved and remaining quantities distinguishable.
Which area is covered?
We are based in Berlin and assess projects in Berlin and the surrounding area, plus routes to or from Berlin.