Circuits first
Internet ordered the week the lease is signed — the 30–90 day carrier clock is the real deadline.


Franklin County is the center of gravity for Ohio office space — downtown Columbus and the Arena District, Easton and the northeast corridor, Dublin’s Metro Center and Emerald Parkway, Grandview Yards, and thousands of smaller professional suites in Westerville, Worthington, New Albany and Hilliard. It is also where most of our relocation work actually happens: companies trading a downtown floor for a suburban campus, or consolidating two suburban suites into one.
Free site walk · flat itemized quote · no obligation
Internet ordered the week the lease is signed — the 30–90 day carrier clock is the real deadline.
Drops before the furniture lands, a serviceable IT room, surveyed WiFi and numbers ported.
Friday night to Sunday, tested from a real desk, someone on-site Monday.
Franklin County is where most of our relocation work happens — site walks anywhere in the county happen the same week, often the same day, and cutovers are done by our crew.
High-rise moves are logistics problems first: loading dock reservations, freight elevator windows, union building rules in some towers, and risers that need building-engineer escort. We sequence the IT move around the building’s rules so the cutover isn’t waiting on a dock slot.
Campus-style buildings with modern pathways — the easy version of a move, if the suite’s existing cabling actually passes certification. It often doesn’t; we test before reuse.
Corporate suites with raised floors and legacy cabling from two tenants ago. Dublin also runs its own building department with active inspections on fit-outs — fire-stopping documentation matters here.
The small-office heartland: 2,000–10,000 sq ft professional suites where the move is a single weekend if the circuit was ordered on time — which is exactly the thing we own.
The most carrier-dense county in central Ohio: AT&T fiber and Spectrum Business nearly everywhere, Breezeline in many Columbus neighborhoods, and competitive fiber (including newer builds like Metronet) in several suburbs — plus genuine dedicated-fiber competition downtown. That density is leverage: we bid at least two carriers against each other on almost every Franklin County move.
Permits & inspections: Columbus, Dublin, Westerville, Hilliard, New Albany and most suburbs run their own building departments with their own fit-out inspection habits; unincorporated townships use the Franklin County Economic Development & Planning building services. High-rises add building-specific riser and contractor rules on top.
The full scope lives on our office relocation IT services page — the short version:
Internet ordered the week the lease is signed, plus failover so one cut never closes the office.
Friday night to Sunday, tested from a real desk, someone on-site Monday. Then optional flat-rate managed IT by the crew that wired it.
The exit, not the entry. Tower leases carry restoration clauses — cabling you installed may have to come out, on the building’s schedule, with their escort. We scope decommission at the same time as the new build so the deposit doesn’t fund your landlord’s cleanup.
Yes — that’s the parallel cutover: both sites live, staff moved in waves, one network spanning both during the overlap. It costs more than a clean weekend switch and it’s the right call for operations that can’t be dark, like clinics and call-heavy offices.
We do. Property management sign-offs, riser access, dock and elevator bookings, carrier construction schedules — that coordination is most of what an IT relocation service is. You get one point of contact and a dated plan.
The circuit order is the long pole on every office move. One call now is the difference between a working Monday and a month of hotspots.
Get a free move plan →No obligation. You get a written plan and an itemized quote after the site walk.
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ClearMax Labs · (833) 306-3168 · jalen@clearmaxlabs.com