We Are Moving Letter for Clients
Tells customers the new address, the move date, and that nothing changes for them.
Fill these in once and every letter updates
Need help with the move itself? Business Moving Group gives you a dedicated project manager, handles your building's insurance paperwork, and moves you after hours or on a weekend so your team keeps working.
Clients & Customers Notification
Already planning the move?
Book a free walkthrough. A BMG project manager looks at your space and sends you a written fixed-price quote.
Who to tell, when to tell them, and what to update so customers and mail find you at the new address.
Split your list in two. Your team needs dates and instructions. Customers and vendors need the new address and to know you are still open for business.
Timing matters. Too early and people forget. Too late and invoices and deliveries go to the old address. This is a common schedule; adjust it to your move.
Tell your team. Share the new floor plan, talk through commutes and parking, and sort out remote work for move week. Confirm with your current landlord what the lease requires when you leave.
Send a personal email or letter to your biggest customers. Tell your main suppliers and billing contacts so invoices and statements go to the right address from move month on.
Post the news in your newsletter and on social media, and add a banner to your website. File a USPS change of address.
Customers find you through Google and maps. Update your name, address and phone everywhere online so they do not show up at the old office.
Change your address on move day. Google may ask you to verify the new location, so have a photo of your new sign or entrance ready.
Update Facebook, LinkedIn, Apple Maps and Bing Places. Listings that disagree can confuse customers and search results.
Change the address in your website footer, contact page, and terms and privacy pages.
Update everyone's email signature and your invoicing software so the new address is on everything from day one.
Plain-text versions you can paste into an email or print as a letter. Replace anything in brackets.
Tells customers the new address, the move date, and that nothing changes for them.
Gives your team the dates and what they need to do before move day.
Tells vendors where to send invoices and deliveries.
The letter is one piece. These help with the rest of the move.
Lead with the news and the new address. Then give the move date, your last day at the old office, any change to your hours, and confirm that your phone number and email are not changing. Keep it short.
Your company name, old and new address, move date, the date the new address takes effect, who to contact, billing or delivery instructions, and a line telling the reader what (if anything) changes for them.
Email or mail customers and vendors directly, send your team a separate note with instructions, and update your website and Google Business Profile. Post the public announcement a few weeks before the move.
Yes. Many businesses move between Friday night and Sunday. Business Moving Group does after-hours and weekend moves, so computers are unplugged, desks are taken apart, moved and set back up while your office is closed.
Ask for a current certificate of insurance. We review your building’s required limits and endorsements before confirming the work; coverage is subject to the policy terms.
Most commercial leases require you to hand the space back "broom-clean," which often means removing cubicles, old data cables and anything left behind. BMG can clear out the old office after the move so it is ready for your landlord's walkthrough.
You get a dedicated project manager, a labeling system so everything lands in the right room, and one fixed price for the documented scope. businesses across Orange County and Los Angeles have moved with us.