Bank Branch Moving in San Antonio

The bank owns the clock. Your operations lead chooses the closing point, the permitted crew arrival, and the time the branch must be handed back for its own checks. We ask for that window before estimating the order of work. If a security vendor needs the same door or dock, its access period goes on the schedule first; furniture can be staged only in areas the bank has released.

Branch access may involve a landlord, property manager, and the bank's own security contact. We confirm who approves the loading area, whether a freight elevator or rear door is available, and which rooms are out of bounds. We can provide a Certificate of Insurance when building management requests one. Your bank supplies the escort rules and decides who can open and lock the site. For an in-place refit, we also map a customer-free route from each teller station to the truck so furniture does not pass through the vendor's work area.

At the teller line, we identify each freestanding piece with the station it serves before it leaves the floor. Drawers are emptied or secured under the bank's direction, and removable legs, pulls, and fasteners are bagged with that piece. We pad cabinet faces and desk edges, then protect corners along the approved exit route. Queue rails are broken down into manageable sections and grouped so their bases do not disappear among office cartons.

For desk-level computers, monitors, and printers that the bank releases, we can handle physical disconnect, padding, transport, and reconnect at the assigned station. The bank's IT team handles accounts, network service, and any system checks before staff use the station. Security devices, fixed teller barriers, vault components, cash, and ATMs remain with the bank and its security vendor. At delivery, your facilities contact checks furniture placement against the branch plan while the bank completes its separate opening procedures.