I oversaw the technology side of La-Z-Boy’s Augusta, GA office relocation — supervising low-voltage technicians and procuring and installing the new computers, printers, and networking the relocated office would run on.
Move the Office, Not the Downtime
Relocating an office means every workstation, printer, and network drop has to come back online somewhere new — on a strict timeline, without leaving the team unable to work. The technical setup had to be procured, installed, and cabled so the Augusta office was operational the moment people arrived.
What I Delivered
New equipment
Procured and installed the computers, printers, and peripherals for the relocated office.
Networking setup
Stood up the networking and equipment so the new office was connected from day one.
Low-voltage cabling
Supervised low-voltage technicians on the cabling that wired the new space.
Ready to work
Delivered a fully operational office on schedule — desks ready the day the team moved in.
Skills & Tools
The stack behind this build — tap any to see related work.
The Impact
A fully operational Augusta office delivered on a tight timeline — every computer, printer, and network connection in place so the team started working the day they arrived.
A Move That Felt Like a Monday
A good office move is invisible: people show up to a new address and simply get to work. Procuring, installing, and cabling the technology around a firm deadline is what made Augusta’s relocation feel like nothing more than a change of scenery.
Image credits: “Moving-boxes” by MoveON moving (CC BY-SA 4.0) · “Desktop (5066490269)” by Ashwin Kumar from Bangalore, India (CC BY-SA 2.0) · “Data cables prepped for installation under the floor of the Train Operation Center. (CS179, 08-14-2019) (48552632251)” by MTA Capital Construction Mega Projects (CC BY 2.0) · “Orange hand truck pulling a variety of blue cartons” by Ser Amantio di Nicolao (CC BY-SA 4.0) · “Cabinet Network Fiber Open” by Robert.Harker (CC BY-SA 3.0) · “Office desks overview” by Linktech Australia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
