Chiropractic Office Moving in the Sacramento Valley

Many chiropractic offices here are ground-floor suites in retail or medical strips, with doors that are wide enough for patients but tight for a table on a dolly. We measure every door, hallway turn and treatment-room opening at both suites. When a table will not clear a turn intact, we decide before moving day whether it can go through a rear door, or whether the manufacturer allows removing the headpiece or base section.

Friday evening and Saturday moves fit most practices, and we ask the landlord early which hours trucks may sit at the door. A medical office building will want elevator time booked and usually a certificate of insurance; we can send one. From June to September, loading starts in the cool of the morning so tables are not carried across a hot lot.

Adjusting-table upholstery tears on door frames and truck walls, so every table is wrapped in pads and stretch-wrap before it leaves the room, with extra padding on the headpiece and the drop mechanisms. Tables ride upright on their base and strapped so the moving sections cannot shift. Power cords are tied to the frame, not left to drag.

Each table is then placed in the room shown on your plan, is leveled on the floor, and is plugged in and raised through its range once, with the doctor present, so any problem shows up before a patient lies on it. Therapy units are set on their carts but not powered on by our crew. Loose rehab items are unpacked by rack if you ask.