Same buildingWeekend cutoverZero downtime goal
Suite-to-suite move in Tysons
Relocate desks, printers, network gear, and phones from one suite to another—with cabling tested, Wi‑Fi mapped, and staff logins verified before the doors open.
Office moves · Northern Virginia & the DMV
Move the office. Keep IT running.
Suite-to-suite moves, new buildouts, and weekend cutovers across Arlington, Fairfax, and the DMV—network, phones, workstations, and AV planned, tested, and supported on day one.
Recent work
Office move projects we execute across the DMV.
High-intent engagements for teams changing suites, opening locations, or finally fixing the network during a move.
GreenfieldAfter hoursFull test pass
New buildout cutover weekend
Fresh suite, new IDF, and ISP handoff—network, Wi‑Fi, AV, and workstations cut over Saturday night so Monday morning is business as usual, not chaos.
Circuit installDual WANVendor liaison
ISP coordination & failover
We coordinate with your ISP and landlord on circuit timing, test failover before cutover, and chase vendor tickets so “waiting on the internet” does not delay your move-in date.
What we integrate
What we handle on every move.
The capabilities behind every Knockout Networks office relocation—planned carefully, executed after hours, documented for the next person.
Office moves fail when IT is an afterthought. We build a move plan with timelines, cutover steps, and rollback options—then execute network, phone, and workstation work after hours so your team walks in Monday ready to work.
Move planning & timeline
ChecklistsCutover planRollback options
A written plan with dates, owners, and test criteria—so nothing critical gets unplugged without a verified path back online.
Network/AV relocation
Racks & closetsConference roomsLabeling
Firewalls, switches, access points, and conference room gear moved, re-cabled, and labeled—so the new closet is cleaner than the old one.
Workstation imaging
Standard buildsDesk setupPeripheral test
Laptops and desktops imaged to your standard, placed at desks, and tested with monitors, docks, and printers before staff arrive.
Microsoft Teams
Phone/email cutover
VoIPNumber portInbox continuity
Teams Phone, Google Voice, or your carrier—numbers ported, auto-attendants tested, and email flowing to the new network before go-live.
After-hours go-live
EveningsWeekendsOn-site engineers
Cutover work happens when your office is empty—nights and weekends—with engineers on-site until every critical system passes its test checklist.
Day-one support
Help deskDesk-sideFast response
Extra help desk coverage the first week—password issues, printer mapping, Wi‑Fi quirks, and “where did my dock go?” handled without derailing the move.
Service areas
Office moves across Northern Virginia, Washington DC & Maryland
We plan and execute office moves and IT relocations for small businesses throughout the greater DMV. Based in Herndon, Virginia, we serve the greater DMV—Northern Virginia (including Loudoun, Fairfax, and all of NoVA), Washington DC, and Maryland (including Montgomery County and surrounding suburbs, Prince George’s County, and up to Baltimore), plus Virginia south to Fredericksburg. Remote-first IT support everywhere we cover; local engineers for onsite surveys, installs, and projects.
How it works
Plan, stage, cut over, support.
- 01
Plan
We walk both spaces, inventory gear, confirm ISP timing, and build a cutover checklist with rollback steps for every critical system.
- 02
Stage
New racks, Wi‑Fi, and workstations are built and tested before moving day—so cutover is execution, not discovery.
- 03
Cut over
After-hours move of network, phones, and AV—with a test pass on internet, email, printing, and Wi‑Fi before we call it done.
- 04
Support
Day-one help desk coverage and a punch list for stragglers—so staff focus on clients, not cables.
Questions
Good to know.
Do you handle office moves in Arlington, Fairfax, Tysons, and across NoVA?
Yes—office moves and IT relocation is a core project type for us. We support small businesses across the DMV with planned cutovers and local on-site engineers.
How far in advance should we book an office move?
Four to eight weeks is ideal for suite moves with ISP coordination; smaller same-building moves can be shorter. Contact us early—we will tell you honestly if the timeline is tight.
Can you move our network closet and server gear?
Yes—racks, switches, firewalls, and servers are relocated, re-cabled, and labeled. We test failover and backups at the new site before decommissioning the old closet.
Do you coordinate with our ISP and landlord?
We open tickets, confirm circuit install dates, and align with building IT requirements—so you are not the person on hold with three vendors at once.
Will our phones and email work on day one?
That is the goal. We port numbers, test auto-attendants, and verify email and Wi‑Fi before staff arrive—with extra help desk coverage the first week for edge cases.
Is this different from managed IT?
Office moves are scoped projects with a fixed plan and cutover date. Many clients return to managed IT afterward for ongoing help desk and monitoring—we can do both.
Next step
Tell us about your project.
Share a few details about your space and what you're trying to accomplish—we'll follow up to schedule a walkthrough or discovery call.
(703) 493-0536 hello@knockoutnetworks.com
Based in Herndon, VA—serving the greater DMV: Northern Virginia, Washington DC, and Maryland (Montgomery County and surrounding areas, up to Baltimore).