Warehouse shifting relocates stock, racking and handling equipment from one godown or warehouse to another, with a labelled inventory so everything can be checked at the new site. We plan these moves from our branches in Sultanpur and Jaunpur across Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand, and to and from any city in India.
How is stock kept track of during the move?
Stock is counted, packed and labelled by its location code, and checked off against the same list when it arrives.
We agree the labelling scheme with your team before the move — by aisle, rack and bin, or however your stock is organised — so goods can go straight to their new places. Each vehicle's load is listed, so you know at any time what has left and what has arrived.
Can racks and shelving be moved?
Yes. Racks are dismantled, bundled with their fittings, marked, and rebuilt in the new layout.
Rack parts are numbered so each bay goes back together correctly. If your new layout is different, share the plan in advance and racks can be set up to match it before stock arrives.
Planning around your operations
Large moves are split into phases so dispatch can continue during the move.
Slow-moving stock can go first and fast-moving stock last, so it is the first to be put away at the new site. Where needed, part of the team works at each site at the same time — one loading, one receiving.
What kinds of goods do you move?
- Packaged consumer goods, building materials and hardware.
- Furniture, appliances and electronics stock.
- Files and records from storage rooms.
- Pallets, racks, trolleys and other storage equipment.
Goods that need special licences or conditions — such as hazardous chemicals or temperature-controlled items — must be discussed in advance.
Heavy equipment
Forklifts, generators and production machines are planned under heavy machinery shifting. For moving an office or shop, see office shifting.
What affects the cost
Pricing depends on the volume and type of stock, racking to dismantle and rebuild, the distance, loading facilities at both sites, and whether the move is phased around your operations.
