Universal delivers office removals in Hammersmith and across W6, one of West London's busiest office centres. Hammersmith packs major corporate offices, riverside buildings and a constant flow of traffic into a small, tightly managed area, which makes the plan matter as much as the move. We project-manage the whole relocation, handle the IT end to end, and run the work out of hours where the gyratory and the loading restrictions make that the sensible choice, so your Hammersmith office removal runs cleanly without stopping your business. Whether you are moving a single floor on the Broadway or a whole office off the riverside, the plan is built around your building and your deadlines.
Office removals in Hammersmith: overview
This page covers our office removals in Hammersmith and the W6 postcode, from the Broadway and the towers around the gyratory to Hammersmith Grove, Talgarth Road and the riverside. We run the move as a project-managed office relocation in London from our base in Greenford, and the service is for businesses and organisations only, not homes.
Hammersmith and the areas we cover
We are based around West London and cover Hammersmith and the surrounding commercial areas, including:
- Hammersmith (W6): the Broadway, the office towers around the gyratory, Hammersmith Grove and the Talgarth Road offices.
- West Kensington and Barons Court (W14): the offices and studios east of the Broadway.
- Shepherd's Bush and White City (W12): the media and technology cluster to the north.
- Fulham (SW6): the commercial and studio space to the south.
- Chiswick (W4): the business parks and offices to the west.
See our wider West London office removals, our Ealing service, or office removals in Central London.
Why organisations choose Universal
- Established expertise – supporting commercial relocations since 1978
- Planned and managed – clear schedules, on-site coordination, controlled handovers
- Secure handling – vetted teams and robust documentation
- Specialist capability – IT moves, archives, libraries, specialist equipment
- Flexible delivery – evenings, weekends, and phased moves where required
How your Hammersmith move works
- Survey and scope – access, lifts, loading, floor plans, constraints and timings
- Move plan and schedule – phasing, labels, critical teams, and risks agreed
- Pack and prepare – crates, IT prep, file mapping and protection where required
- Move day execution – supervised teams, controlled placement, minimal disruption
- Set-up and handover – desks, furniture, IT positioning, and snag list close-out
Hammersmith's business district
Hammersmith is one of the largest office markets in West London, and the stock is varied. The Broadway and the buildings around the gyratory include modern towers with managed loading docks and booked goods lifts, while Talgarth Road, Hammersmith Grove and the riverside off Chancellors Road and Distillery Road mix newer offices with older, tighter buildings. A move from a Broadway tower and a move from a riverside conversion are very different jobs, so we survey the building first and plan to what it actually is rather than to the postcode.
Office moves in W6: buildings, bookings and the route in
Most of the larger Hammersmith offices, around the Broadway and the gyratory, are managed buildings with their own move rules. Before any date is fixed, we get those rules from the building manager, book the loading bay and goods lift slots at both ends, and send over our insurance certificates and a method statement, so the building is ready for us when the crew arrives. The older buildings along Talgarth Road, Hammersmith Grove and the riverside are a different job: smaller lifts, tighter stairs and kerbside loading, so we size the crew and the crates to the building and sequence the move so the lift never holds it up.
Our base on Lyon Way in Greenford is around eight miles from Hammersmith Broadway by road, roughly 20 minutes on clear roads in the evening or at a weekend and longer in weekday traffic. That short run is why our vehicles and crews can start a Hammersmith move early, or arrive the moment a loading window opens.
Out of hours and weekend moves in W6
In Hammersmith, the working day is often the hardest time to move an office. The gyratory and the A4 are busy through the working day, kerbside loading is restricted, and the larger buildings book their goods lifts and loading bays to tight windows. That is why many of our W6 moves run in the evening or over a weekend: the crates go out during the week, the move and the IT cutover happen once your team has left, and the office is set up and tested before they are back. To plan the timing around your building, get a quote and we will start with a survey.
IT handling in your Hammersmith move
IT is the part of a Hammersmith move that causes the most worry, and we handle it as a managed part of the relocation. We audit and tag your equipment, decommission it cleanly, move it securely, and reconnect and test it against a cutover plan agreed with your IT team, sequenced so the network is back before staff arrive. For the detail, see our IT relocation service.
Moving an office in Hammersmith: the access realities
Hammersmith has some of the most demanding access in West London, and we plan for all of it:
- The Hammersmith gyratory: the one-way system around the Broadway dictates how and when a vehicle can reach a building, so routing and timing are planned around it.
- The A4 and Great West Road: the flyover and the Great West Road carry heavy traffic and restrictions, which shape the approach and the delivery windows.
- Hammersmith Bridge: the bridge has been closed to motor traffic, which changes how a move crosses the river in this area. We plan the route with that in mind rather than being caught out by it.
- ULEZ and controlled parking: Hammersmith sits inside the ULEZ, and Hammersmith and Fulham runs controlled parking zones. Our fleet is compliant and we arrange bay suspensions and permits ahead of the move.
- Lift and dock constraints: the towers book their goods lifts and docks to tight windows, and the older riverside buildings often have small or single lifts. We size the crew and crates to the building and sequence the move so the lift is never the bottleneck.
Office removals across Hammersmith and West London
Hammersmith moves are part of the wider West London work we deliver every week. Across West London we have handled large, live relocations, including the A2Dominion Group's three-phase move of around 600 staff from five West London buildings, into offices that included the group's Ealing regional headquarters. That is the scale and the standard we bring to a Hammersmith office removal too. You can read the full A2Dominion case study, or see more of our work on the case studies and clients page.
Nearby areas we cover
We also move offices in Ealing, West London and Central London. For every area we serve, see our office removals across London.
