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WAREHOUSE RELOCATION SERVICES • SAN FRANCISCO • BAY AREA
Warehouse relocation services from CG Moving Company, Inc. cover the physical move of warehouse operations across San Francisco and the Bay Area: racking systems, pallet storage, bulk inventory, industrial shelving, and loading dock infrastructure. The company operates under California intrastate authority CPUC MTR 0190922 and federal operating authority USDOT 3907428. Warehouse moves are sequenced to keep operations running through the transition wherever possible, with access plans built around dock heights, ceiling clearances, truck restrictions, and equipment weight limits.
CA intrastate authority
Federal operating authority
Weight-aware load planning
For building management
Cargo and liability coverage
Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm Pacific. After-hours and weekend warehouse moves scheduled on request.
CG Moving handles warehouse and industrial facility relocations across the Bay Area.
CG Moving Company provides warehouse relocation services for distribution centers, e-commerce fulfillment operations, manufacturing support warehouses, and industrial storage facilities across San Francisco and the Bay Area. Projects cover racking system disassembly and reassembly, pallet storage moves, bulk inventory transport, shelving and conveyor equipment, and loading dock coordination.
Warehouse moves are different from standard commercial relocations. The governing constraints are not elevator windows or COI paperwork: they are dock heights, ceiling clearances, equipment weight limits, and the sequencing required to keep some operations running while other sections of the warehouse move. CG Moving Company builds an access plan before every warehouse project and sequences the move around the client’s operational schedule.
Short and long-term storage at the South San Francisco warehouse for surplus panels, components, and office furniture during phased installations.
Corporate campus transitions that include both warehouse and office space, coordinated under one project plan across multiple facilities.
Workstations, servers, and network equipment moves coordinated with the client's IT team. Surplus IT assets can move directly into commercial storage after the move.
Commercial Moving Services The full commercial moving hub covering office, lab, warehouse, data center, government, and other project types across San Francisco and the Bay Area.
CG Moving handles warehouse and industrial facility relocations across the Bay Area.
Warehouse relocation projects vary by facility type, inventory volume, equipment complexity, and the extent to which operations must remain running during the move. CG Moving Company handles the following warehouse facility types across San Francisco and the Bay Area.
Full distribution center moves covering racking systems, pallet storage, conveyor infrastructure, loading dock equipment, and warehouse management system hardware. Distribution center moves are sequenced so that outbound shipments continue from origin while inbound freight begins arriving at the destination, minimizing disruption to the supply chain.
Fulfillment center relocations with high-volume SKU inventory, pick-and-pack equipment, packing stations, and outbound staging areas. Inventory is documented before any move begins and verified against records at the destination. Fulfillment operations are particularly sensitive to timing, so moves are planned around shipping volume calendars.
Large-format industrial storage moves including heavy shelving systems, bulk racking, and floor-to-ceiling storage configurations. Industrial storage facilities require careful weight distribution planning for truck loading and attention to clearance heights at both origin and destination.
Moves for refrigerated or frozen storage operations. Cold storage moves require coordination with refrigeration contractors for equipment disconnection and reconnection, and careful planning around the maximum time inventory can be at ambient temperature.
Warehouses supporting manufacturing operations move with an awareness of production schedules. Raw material stock, work-in-progress inventory, and finished goods are often staged differently and may require different sequencing to avoid stopping production.
Closing a warehouse facility and redistributing assets to another location, a storage facility, or disposal. Consolidation moves often involve sorting inventory between destinations, disposing of surplus assets, and clearing a facility to meet lease return requirements.
CG Moving Company uses an access plan, inventory documentation, operational sequencing, and weight-aware load planning to manage warehouse relocations from the initial survey through final sign-off.
CG Moving Company uses written configuration drawings, component-level labeling, protected transport, and CSLB-licensed reinstallation to manage modular furniture projects from documentation through final placement and punch list.
A surveyor walks origin and destination facilities before any estimate is confirmed. The survey documents dock heights, door clearances, ceiling heights, floor load ratings, and truck access routes. Operational areas that must stay live during the move are identified and excluded from the first phases of execution. Any equipment requiring specialist handling is flagged here.
Warehouse inventory is documented before any item moves. Racking systems are photographed and their configurations recorded to enable reassembly at the destination. Pallet positions and bulk storage areas are counted. This prevents the two most common warehouse move problems: items at the wrong location and racking assembled in the wrong configuration.
The move runs in phases keyed to the warehouse operational schedule. High-priority or frequently accessed inventory moves last. Racking systems at the destination are assembled in sequence ahead of the inventory arriving. Where supply chain continuity requires it, origin and destination run simultaneously until the transfer is complete.
Racking systems are assembled at the destination according to the survey documentation. Inventory is placed in the agreed positions. The crew and the warehouse manager walk the destination at the close of each phase. Any discrepancies against the inventory documentation are identified and resolved before sign-off. Surplus items can go to storage at the South San Francisco facility.
Warehouse move costs depend on floor space, heavy equipment type, pallet rack count, and dock acc.
Warehouse relocation costs depend on facility size, inventory volume, racking system complexity, equipment weight, and how much of the operation must stay live during the move.
Pallet racking, cantilever shelving, mezzanines, and conveyor systems require disassembly, labeled transport, and reassembly. Heavy equipment requires weight-aware load planning.
Whether any part of the operation must stay live during the move. Simultaneous origin-and-destination operation is more complex than a clean cutover and requires closer coordination.
Common factors that affect a warehouse relocation estimate:
Warehouse floor area, number of racking bays, and total inventory volume at origin
Whether racking systems require full disassembly or can be moved in sections to the destination
Ceiling height, dock height, and door clearances at both origin and destination facilities
Equipment weight and whether any items require specialist rigging or handling equipment
Whether the operation stays live at origin during the move, requiring phased sequencing
Distance between origin and destination facilities, and truck access restrictions at each site
CG Moving Company reviews facility size, inventory volume, racking systems, access conditions, and operational continuity requirements before preparing a written estimate. Projects are priced on a flat or hourly rate specific to the scope. No charges are added after the estimate is signed.
Call 888-508-7838 or submit a project inquiry at
CG Moving: CPUC MTR 0190922, USDOT 3907428, GSA Schedule GS-33F-0063X, SF vendor 96965.
CG Moving Company, Inc. has provided commercial moving services, including warehouse and industrial facility relocations, across San Francisco and the Bay Area since 2005. The company holds California intrastate authority CPUC MTR 0190922 and federal operating authority USDOT 3907428. It is a City and County of San Francisco approved vendor no. 96965 and holds GSA Schedule GS-33F-0063X, which covers warehouse and facility moves at federal agency sites. Short and long-term storage for warehouse inventory and assets is available at 1755 Mission Rd, South San Francisco.
CPUC MTR 0190922
CA DMV MCP 0426662
Founded 2005
Charlie Gonzalez, founder
GS-33F-0063X
Federal facility moves
No. 96965
City and County of San Francisco
USDOT 3907428
MC 1441357
C61/D34 No. 987530
Furniture installation
Call 888-508-7838 to book a free move survey. Written estimate before your move date.
Tell us the facility size, origin and destination addresses, approximate racking and inventory volume, and any operational continuity requirements. A surveyor will walk the origin facility, document racking configurations and access conditions, and confirm the estimate and sequencing plan.
CG Moving Company handles the full physical scope of the warehouse move: access plan, inventory documentation, sequenced execution, and sign-off at destination. COI is issued within one business day for facility management. Surplus inventory and assets can move to storage at the South San Francisco warehouse at 1755 Mission Rd.
Free survey for warehouse relocations across San Francisco and the Bay Area
CG Moving handles warehouse and industrial facility relocations across the Bay Area.
CG Moving Company provides warehouse relocation services for distribution centers, fulfillment operations, and industrial facilities across San Francisco, the Peninsula, the East Bay, Silicon Valley, and Marin County, operating from the South San Francisco facility at 1755 Mission Rd.
San Francisco
Warehouse and industrial facility relocations in San Francisco, including the Dogpatch, Mission, and Bayview industrial districts. Dock access planning and after-hours scheduling.
Peninsula / San Mateo County
Warehouse moves for the South San Francisco industrial corridor, San Mateo, Redwood City, and the wider Peninsula. The CG Moving Company facility at 1755 Mission Rd is inside the SSF industrial area.
Silicon Valley
Fulfillment center and distribution warehouse relocations for San Jose, Palo Alto, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, and the wider Silicon Valley.
East Bay
Warehouse and distribution center moves for Oakland, Hayward, and the East Bay industrial corridor. Oakland port-adjacent facilities and Alameda County distribution operations.
Marin County / North Bay
Warehouse relocations for San Rafael, Novato, and Marin County industrial facilities. Smaller warehouse operations with flexible scheduling.
Common questions about CG Moving services, licensing, COI, and costs answered below.
Warehouse relocation covers the physical move of racking systems, pallet storage, bulk inventory, industrial shelving, conveyor equipment, and loading dock infrastructure from one facility to another. CG Moving Company manages the access plan, inventory documentation, sequenced execution, and destination sign-off. Operational decisions about which inventory ships where remain with the client.
Yes. Many warehouse moves run in phases so that part of the operation stays live at origin while the rest transfers to the destination. The sequencing plan is built around the client operational requirements and confirmed in writing before execution begins.
Racking systems are photographed and their configurations documented before disassembly. Each section is labeled to its destination position. At the destination, sections are reassembled in the documented configuration. Racking that requires structural anchor work at the destination is flagged during the survey and coordinated with the facility or a licensed contractor before the move date.
Warehouse relocation covers physically moving a warehouse operation from one site to another: relocating inventory, racking, and equipment. Commercial storage (/commercial-moving-san-francisco/commercial-storage/) covers storing business assets in the South San Francisco warehouse facility during a transition. They are different services that can be combined: excess inventory from a warehouse consolidation can move into storage while the main operation transfers to the new site.
Yes. Industrial shelving, packing equipment, and non-mechanical warehouse equipment are moved as part of standard warehouse relocation scope. Items requiring specialist rigging, utility disconnection, or manufacturer decommissioning are coordinated with the relevant contractors during the pre-move survey. CG Moving Company handles the physical transport after specialist work is complete.
Warehouse moves are priced on a flat or hourly rate specific to the scope. A surveyor walks the origin facility, documents racking configurations, inventory volume, access conditions, and operational continuity requirements before the estimate is prepared. The estimate states the rate, scope, phasing, and all additional charges before any work begins.
Yes. Send the new facility exact additional insured wording and waiver of subrogation requirements. The insurance agent issues the certificate within one business day. Many industrial facilities in San Francisco and the Bay Area require one before allowing move crews access to loading docks.
Six to twelve weeks is the standard recommendation for warehouse moves. Larger facilities, multi-phase operations, and moves with strict operational continuity requirements need more lead time. If the move date is inside six weeks, call 888-508-7838 directly.
Call 888-508-7838 to book a free move survey. Written estimate before your move date.
Whether you are relocating a distribution center, a fulfillment operation, an industrial storage facility, or a manufacturing support warehouse in San Francisco or the Bay Area, CG Moving Company manages the full physical scope from the initial access survey through the destination sign-off.
The company holds City and County of San Francisco approved vendor no. 96965 and GSA Schedule GS-33F-0063X, which covers warehouse and facility moves at federal agency sites. CPUC MTR 0190922 covers all transport. Surplus inventory and assets can move to storage at 1755 Mission Rd, South San Francisco during the transition. Every project starts with a free survey and a written estimate.
Warehouse relocation services across San Francisco, the Peninsula, East Bay, Silicon Valley, and the Bay Area
CG Moving Company, Inc.
1755 Mission Rd, South San Francisco, CA 94080
Phone: 888-508-7838
CPUC MTR 0190922 | USDOT 3907428 | CSLB C61/D34 No. 987530 | GSA GS-33F-0063X
Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm Pacific. After-hours and weekend law firm moves scheduled on request.