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IMAGING EQUIPMENT MOVERS • MRI • CT • PORTABLE X-RAY • SAN FRANCISCO
Imaging equipment movers from CG Moving Company, Inc. handle physician practice relocations, dental office moves, specialist outpatient clinic transitions, and medical group administrative moves across San Francisco and the Bay Area. Projects cover the full physical scope of a healthcare move: imaging systems, surgical equipment, patient care equipment, clinical lab instruments, medical office furniture, and healthcare administrative areas. CSLB C61/D34 license no. 987530 covers exam room furniture disassembly and reinstallation. City and County of San Francisco approved vendor no. 96965.
CA intrastate authority
City and County of San Francisco
Federal operating authority
For building and property management
Cargo and liability coverage
Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm Pacific. After-hours and weekend imaging equipment moves available.
CG Moving provides hospital and healthcare facility relocations. Free survey.
CG Moving Company provides medical equipment moving and healthcare facility relocation services for hospitals, outpatient clinics, medical offices, imaging centres, and senior care facilities across San Francisco and the Bay Area. Healthcare moves require planning around patient care continuity, infection control protocols, and the handling requirements of medical devices and clinical equipment. Medical office moves require coordination with the practice manager, medical records officer, and any biomedical equipment vendor whose instruments are being moved. CG Moving Company coordinates with these stakeholders from the initial survey through the delivery sign-off. The company operates under California intrastate authority CPUC MTR 0190922 and federal operating authority USDOT 3907428.
Fixed imaging systems: MRI, CT, PET: are the most OEM-dependent equipment in any clinical facility. Decommissioning requires the OEM service technician; reinstallation requires the OEM service technician; any functional testing or regulatory re-qualification after reinstallation is the OEM’s and the facility’s responsibility. CG Moving Company’s role in a fixed imaging system move is to transport the physical hardware between the decommission and reinstall dates confirmed by the OEM. The project plan is built around the OEM schedule, not around CG Moving Company’s crew availability.
The full healthcare moving hub covering hospital facility relocation, medical equipment, and clinical facility moves across the Bay Area.
All clinical medical equipment types: patient beds, monitoring systems, surgical equipment. This page covers imaging equipment specifically.
Physician practice, dental office, and outpatient clinic relocations. Practice environment moves rather than clinical imaging equipment.
Short and long-term storage at 1755 Mission Rd, South San Francisco, for decommissioned imaging equipment during facility transitions.
CG Moving moves portable and fixed imaging systems, coordinating OEM service for MRI, CT, and PET.
CG Moving Company provides imaging equipment moving services for the following equipment types. The scope of CG Moving Company’s role varies by equipment category: portable and mobile imaging is handled end-to-end; fixed, room-mounted imaging is handled as the physical transport component alongside OEM service.
Physical transport of portable and mobile X-ray units between departments, floors, buildings, or facilities. Portable X-ray units are moved powered down with the detector and tube protected. CG Moving Company handles the full physical move: origin clearance, transport, and destination placement. The unit's decontamination sign-off by the facility's infection control team is confirmed before any crew handles the equipment.
Physical transport of mobile C-arm systems and portable fluoroscopy equipment. C-arms are transported with the image intensifier and the arm geometry protected against vibration. CG Moving Company handles the full physical move for mobile C-arm systems. Fixed fluoroscopy rooms require OEM decommissioning before physical transport; CG Moving Company handles the transport component.
Physical transport of cart-based and portable ultrasound systems, including cardiovascular ultrasound carts, general ultrasound units, and handheld devices. Cart-based ultrasound systems are moved on their own wheels over short distances and loaded and secured for transport over longer distances. The transducer storage and cable management are confirmed before loading.
For CT scanner moves, CG Moving Company handles the physical transport of the gantry, table, and associated hardware between the OEM decommissioning date and the OEM reinstallation date at the destination. The OEM service technician is responsible for CT gantry disconnection, any shielding coordination with the facility's radiation safety officer, and reinstallation at destination. The move timeline is set by the OEM service schedule.
MRI magnet transport is the most technically demanding imaging equipment move. MRI systems require specialist OEM management for de-energising (if applicable), cryogen handling where relevant, and shield room coordination. CG Moving Company handles the physical transport of the MRI magnet, patient table, and associated hardware between the OEM decommission and reinstall dates. The OEM service team's schedule and the radiation safety officer's sign-off are the critical path items.
PET/CT systems and nuclear medicine imaging equipment. Nuclear medicine imaging involves radiation safety officer coordination in addition to OEM involvement. Physical transport of PET/CT gantries and associated hardware is coordinated with the OEM, the facility's radiation safety officer, and the destination facility's radiation safety team. CG Moving Company handles the physical transport component; radiation safety compliance is the facility's responsibility.
CG Moving surveys imaging equipment specifications, room dimensions, and installation requirement.
Imaging equipment moves are built around the OEM service schedule. For fixed systems, nothing moves until the OEM has decommissioned. For portable equipment, the infection control decontamination sign-off is the first dependency.
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A surveyor walks the imaging facility or radiology department with the biomedical engineering lead and facilities director. Every imaging system is classified into two categories: (a) portable or mobile systems that CG Moving Company handles end-to-end, and (b) fixed, room-mounted systems that require OEM decommissioning before physical transport. For category (b) systems, OEM service technician availability is confirmed as the critical path item. The survey output identifies every dependency and sequences the project plan around the OEM schedule.
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For CT, MRI, PET, and fixed fluoroscopy systems, the OEM service technician decommissions the equipment at origin before CG Moving Company begins. Decommissioning timelines vary by system: a CT gantry decommission typically takes one day; an MRI de-energising process can take several days depending on the system and the magnet type. CG Moving Company confirms the OEM decommission completion date before any transport crew is allocated.
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Imaging equipment undergoes the same infection control decontamination process as all other clinical equipment before CG Moving Company crews handle it. Decontamination is performed by the facility's infection control or environmental services team. Equipment is released for physical transport only after the authorised clinical contact confirms decontamination is complete.
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CG Moving Company transports the imaging equipment to the destination and places it in the confirmed installation position. For fixed systems, the destination room must be ready to receive the equipment before transport day: shielding (where applicable), structural support, and utility connections are confirmed by the facility's facilities team before the move date. The OEM service technician takes over at destination for reinstallation. CG Moving Company provides a delivery record to the biomedical engineering team at handover.
Imaging equipment move costs depend on scanner type, weight, room-to-room distance, and installat.
Imaging equipment move costs depend on the system type (portable vs. fixed), the OEM service schedule for fixed systems, the number of imaging systems being moved, and the destination room readiness.
Fixed vs. Portable Equipment Mix
Portable and mobile imaging systems (portable X-ray, C-arm, ultrasound) are priced as standard equipment transport. Fixed, room-mounted systems (CT, MRI, PET) are priced separately because the OEM decommissioning and reinstallation timeline dictates the move schedule and adds coordination overhead.
OEM Service Technician Availability and Timeline
The OEM decommission and reinstall timeline is the primary cost and scheduling driver for CT, MRI, and PET moves. Longer OEM timelines mean longer project durations. Short OEM windows that require overnight or rapid-turnaround physical transport add crew scheduling complexity.
Destination Room Readiness
Fixed imaging systems can only be transported when the destination room is ready: shielding (where required), structural load ratings, utility connections, and room commissioning. Delays to destination room readiness delay the entire project. Room readiness is confirmed in the pre-move survey and re-confirmed before the transport date.
Common factors that affect an imaging equipment move estimate:
Number and type of imaging systems: portable (full move) vs. fixed (transport-only component)
OEM decommission and reinstall availability window for each fixed imaging system
Destination room readiness: shielding, structural requirements, utility connections
Infection control decontamination lead time before crews can handle equipment
Distance between origin and destination (same-floor move vs. different building vs. off-campus)
COI requirements for the hospital campus or building at origin and destination
CG Moving Company reviews the equipment inventory, OEM service dependencies, destination room readiness, and decontamination lead times before preparing a written estimate. Portable and fixed systems are priced separately. No charges are added after the estimate is confirmed.
CG Moving has served the Bay Area since 2005. CPUC MTR 0190922. SF vendor 96965.
CG Moving Company, Inc. has provided imaging equipment moving services for hospitals, radiology departments, and outpatient imaging centres across San Francisco and the Bay Area since 2005. The company has direct experience coordinating with OEM service teams for CT, MRI, and fixed imaging system moves. Founded by Charlie Gonzalez in South San Francisco. California intrastate authority CPUC MTR 0190922. Federal authority USDOT 3907428, MC 1441357. City and County of San Francisco approved vendor no. 96965. CLS member. CA small business cert. no. 1745559. CPUC MBE cert. no. 15050132.
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CPUC MTR 0190922
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No. 96965
City and County of San Francisco
USDOT 3907428
MC 1441357
C61/D34 No. 987530
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Call 888-508-7838 to book a free move survey. Written estimate before your move date.
Tell us the imaging system types (portable, fixed, or both), the origin and destination addresses, the OEM service availability window for any fixed systems, destination room readiness status, and preferred move dates. A surveyor will walk the imaging facility with the biomedical engineering team and confirm the transport scope and OEM coordination requirements.
CG Moving Company handles the physical transport component of the imaging equipment move: access coordination, COI issuance within one business day for hospital building management, transport executed between OEM decommission and reinstall dates for fixed systems, full end-to-end moves for portable systems, and a delivery record signed off by the biomedical engineering lead at handover.
Free Imaging Equipment Move Survey across San Francisco and the Bay Area
CG Moving serves the full Bay Area. See all locations at /movers-near-me/california/
CG Moving Company provides imaging equipment moving services for hospitals, radiology departments, and outpatient imaging centres across San Francisco and the Bay Area, operating from 1755 Mission Rd, South San Francisco. OEM coordination for fixed imaging systems is available across the full Bay Area service area.
East Bay
Medical office moving services for physician practices, dental offices, and outpatient clinics in Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda, and Contra Costa County.
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Medical office moving companies serving physician practices and specialist clinics in San Jose, Palo Alto, Mountain View, Sunnyvale, and the wider Silicon Valley.
Marin County / North Bay
Medical office moving services for physician practices and dental offices in San Rafael, Mill Valley, Novato, and Marin County. Weekend scheduling on request.
Common questions about CG Moving services, licensing, COI, and costs answered below.
CG Moving Company handles the physical transport of the MRI hardware: the magnet assembly, patient table, and associated components: between the OEM decommission date and the OEM reinstall date at the destination. The OEM service technician is responsible for de-energising the magnet (where applicable), cryogen handling, and reinstallation. The move plan is built around the OEM’s timeline. CG Moving Company does not perform any electrical, cryogenic, or magnet-specific work.
Yes. CG Moving Company handles the physical transport of CT gantries, patient tables, and associated hardware between the OEM decommission and reinstall dates. CT gantry decommissioning typically takes one working day for the OEM service technician. Destination room readiness: structural ratings, utility connections, and room commissioning: must be confirmed before the transport date is set.
A portable imaging move (portable X-ray, mobile C-arm, point-of-care ultrasound) is handled end-to-end by CG Moving Company: infection control decontamination sign-off, transport, and destination placement. A fixed system move (CT, MRI, PET, fixed fluoroscopy) requires OEM decommissioning before CG Moving Company transports the physical hardware, and OEM reinstallation at destination. CG Moving Company’s role in a fixed system move is physical transport between the two OEM service dates.
The physical transport of an MRI magnet and table takes one day or less for most systems. The total project timeline is driven by the OEM schedule: MRI de-energising can take several days depending on the system and magnet type, and reinstallation at destination takes a similar duration. Total project timelines for MRI moves typically range from two weeks to several months depending on the OEM availability and the destination room readiness.
PET/CT and nuclear medicine imaging moves require coordination with the facility’s radiation safety officer and, where applicable, the destination facility’s radiation safety team. Radiation safety compliance before, during, and after the physical move is the facility’s and the OEM’s responsibility. CG Moving Company transports the physical hardware; it does not perform any work involving radioactive materials or radiation safety compliance.
No. Destination room preparation: shielding, structural reinforcement, utility connections, room commissioning: is the facility’s responsibility and is coordinated by the facilities engineering team and the OEM. CG Moving Company confirms destination room readiness in the pre-move survey and re-confirms before the transport date. If the destination room is not ready on the confirmed date, the transport is rescheduled.
Yes. CG Moving Company moves imaging equipment within the same building (corridor moves), between buildings on the same campus, and to completely different facility addresses. Long-distance imaging equipment moves within California are handled under CPUC MTR 0190922. Interstate imaging equipment moves are handled under USDOT 3907428, MC 1441357.
Laboratory equipment moving (/biotech-lab-moving-san-francisco/lab-equipment-moving/) covers analytical research instruments in biotech and pharmaceutical settings: HPLC systems, centrifuges, microscopes, robotic liquid handlers. Imaging equipment moving covers clinical diagnostic imaging systems in hospital and radiology settings: X-ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI, PET. Different equipment categories, different OEM relationships, different regulatory compliance contexts.
Call 888-508-7838 to book a free move survey. Written estimate before your move date.
Whether you are moving a portable C-arm between departments, transporting a CT gantry between buildings, or coordinating an MRI system relocation to a new facility, CG Moving Company handles the physical transport component from the initial survey through the biomedical engineering sign-off at destination.
CG Moving Company holds City and County of San Francisco approved vendor no. 96965. CPUC MTR 0190922 and USDOT 3907428 cover all transport. Member of the California Life Sciences Association. Licensed storage at 1755 Mission Rd, South San Francisco, for decommissioned imaging equipment during transition periods. CA small business cert. no. 1745559. Every imaging equipment project starts with a free survey and a written estimate.
Imaging equipment movers across San Francisco and the Bay Area. OEM coordination for CT, MRI, and PET. CPUC MTR 0190922.
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 imaging equipment move services scheduled on request.