Office Moving Company in Denton, TX

A good office move process starts long before moving day. We have helped Denton businesses move for more than 45 years, and a clear plan will keep the move on schedule. Use this checklist, whether you are moving a small suite or a full floor.

1. Plan and Book the Move 6–8 Weeks Out

• Pick one person to lead the move and answer staff questions.
• Check your lease end date and your new building’s rules, including move-in hours.
• Measure the new space and make a floor plan, so you know where each desk, cubicle and shelf goes.
• Request an on-site estimate and reserve your moving date as soon as it is firm.
• Tell your team, clients and vendors the date.

2. Arrange Services 2–4 Weeks Out

• Clear out old files, equipment and supplies you no longer need. Shred anything private.
• Ask your internet and phone providers to set up service at the new office before moving day.
• Ask your building manager about elevator reservations, loading docks, parking and any insurance paperwork they need.
• Ask each employee to clean out their desk and label their items.
• Order new keys, access badges and signs.

3. Prepare for Move Week

• Back up all computers and servers. Take photos of how cables are plugged in.
• Label every box, desk and monitor with the department and its spot on the new floor plan.
• Pack the break room and rarely used supplies first.
• Keep laptops, backup drives and important papers with you. North Texas heat is hard on electronics, so do not leave them in a parked vehicle.
• Confirm the crew’s arrival time and where they can park.

4. Move Day and Final Address Check

• Be there when the crew arrives, or send your move lead.
• Walk the new space with the crew leader and show them where furniture goes.
• Test phones, internet and computers first so your team can get back to work.
• Update your address with USPS, your bank, your insurer, clients, vendors, your website and your Google Business Profile.
• Do a final walk-through of the old office and return the keys.

Denton County is growing fast. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates the county had about 1,045,120 people in July 2024, up 15.3% from the 2020 count. More people means more workers, more customers and more reasons for a business to open an office here.

Big names have noticed. After its merger with TD Ameritrade, Charles Schwab moved its headquarters to a $100 million campus in Westlake, according to NBC DFW. The campus covers 500,000 square feet on more than 70 acres. The same report says Fidelity Investments and Deloitte also have large operations in the nearby Circle T Ranch development.

Location is another reason. The Denton Economic Development Partnership says local businesses have quick access to I-35 and the Denton Enterprise Airport, with two international airports within a 30-minute drive. Denton sits just north of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, so companies get the region’s reach with a smaller-city feel. The University of North Texas and Texas Woman’s University add a steady supply of students and graduates. The partnership also offers free business coaching and help working with city departments during a move or expansion.

Costs matter, too. Payscale places Denton’s overall cost of living about 4% below the national average, which can help companies hire and keep workers who want to live close to the office.

Moves go both ways. Sally Beauty Holdings, which was headquartered in Denton for more than 40 years, announced plans to move about 600 employees to a new headquarters in Plano’s Legacy West, according to Bisnow and Community Impact. Denton County bought the company’s former 200,000-square-foot headquarters building for $45 million, as the Denton Record-Chronicle reported.

Whether your company is coming to Denton, leaving Denton or just changing buildings, the job is the same. You need a plan, a careful crew and a move date that does not slow your team down. You need a stress-free move, and that is where Duryea comes in.

Duryea is a professional moving company that has helped Denton businesses and families move since 1981. Our office is at 222 S. Mayhill Rd., and our full-time crews work throughout Denton and the DFW area. North Texas summers can bring triple-digit heat, so we plan loads with that in mind.

Denton neighborhoods and zip codes:

Downtown Denton, Oak Hickory Historic District, West Oak Historic District, Pecan, Cement City: 76201

Forrestridge, Southridge, Southeast Denton: 76205

University Park at Northpointe: 76207

Our home zip code along S. Mayhill Rd.: 76208

Downtown Denton, Sequoia Park, Southeast Denton: 76209

Forrestridge and Southridge, plus parts of Corinth: 76210

We also move customers in nearby cities such as Lewisville, Flower Mound, Frisco, Plano, Dallas and Fort Worth.