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Survey both ends
We walk the route at origin and destination, measure every doorway and elevator, and confirm floor loading before anything is quoted.
Imaging, surgical and lab systems moved room to room or state to state, planned and staged so your downtime stays close to zero.
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A medical machinery move is a deinstall, a transport and an install that all have to line up. Most of the risk sits in the handovers between them, which is exactly why we do all three ourselves.
You get one point of contact for the whole project and one schedule. Nobody has to arbitrate between a rigger, a trucking company and an installer who each blame the other for a slipped date. This is the work we were built around, and it is still the majority of what we do.
The objective is not simply to get the equipment from point A to point B. It is to make sure every part of the move is prepared before the equipment starts moving. Read why this is not standard freight.
Book a site surveyWe walk the route at origin and destination, measure every doorway and elevator, and confirm floor loading before anything is quoted.
You get a written plan: which suite closes when, what moves in which order, and what the contingency is if a date slips.
Labelled, photographed teardown, protected exit route, then air-ride transport with the load in our own hands the whole way.
Set, levelled and anchored at the far end, then released to your OEM engineer for calibration with full documentation.
Usually yes. Most moves are staged so one room closes at a time, with the work in nights and weekend windows. We plan the sequence around your schedule, not ours.
Your OEM field engineer. We hand over a unit that is placed, levelled, anchored and correct so there is nothing to fix before commissioning starts.
More people than most projects account for: facility leadership, clinical and operations teams, OEMs and service vendors, installers, rigging crews, transportation, project managers and facility engineering. Everyone needs to know what happens, when, and who is responsible for the next step. Without that, a project becomes a series of disconnected handoffs.
The equipment comes into our 37,000 sq ft climate-controlled warehouse on a barcoded inventory and comes back out when you are ready. That is planned in, not improvised.
Most projects use more than one. We handle them all, so nothing gets handed off.
Tell us what you're moving and when. We'll walk the space, build the rigging plan and give you a firm number, with no obligation. We are the first call for OEMs, ISOs and health systems who need projects done right, on time and on budget.
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