The working end of town
Business relocations, Terrey Hills
Myoora Road and the Mona Vale Road strip do the district's heavy lifting: nurseries, landscape supply, trade depots, workshops. When a lease changes, the move is benches, racking, stock and machinery, and the brief is always the same. Weekday, quick, and don't make us close longer than we have to.
How we run a depot move
- A straight hourly figure. The same three rates as everything else, most depot moves run the $350 or $500 crew, and we'll tell you which before you book.
- Sequenced around trade. Back-of-house first, counter last, or the whole thing on the one quiet day, your call. We've loaded yards at six so the gate could open at nine.
- The right gear for awkward stock. Trolleys, ramps, straps and enough hands. Potted stock travels upright and watered, racking comes down labelled bay by bay.
- Machinery within reason. Workshop machines, compressors and benches, yes. If something needs a crane or a tilt tray, we'll say so straight up rather than improvise on your gear.
Local, in the useful sense
Being based at this end means the truck isn't fighting Mona Vale Road from the other side of Sydney before your move starts. It also means we already know the yards: where the loading happens, which gates take a truck, and that half the businesses out here are on the same acreage terms as the houses, gravel, gates and spread included. Same method as our property moves, applied to a workplace.