Biotech Startup
Lab Moves
Flexible moves for growing companies leaving incubator and shared lab space for their first dedicated facility, or scaling into a larger one.
Looking for Cambridge lab movers? Laboratory Movers relocates biotech, pharmaceutical, and academic laboratories throughout Cambridge, MA, from Kendall Square to Alewife. Cambridge packs more research laboratories into a few square miles than almost anywhere in the world, and moving a lab here means working with shared loading docks, busy streets, high-rise lab buildings, and the city’s own biosafety oversight. Our Woburn headquarters is only minutes away.
✔ Minutes from Cambridge: Our Woburn headquarters is a short drive from Kendall Square and Alewife, so we can survey your space quickly and staff moves without long-haul delays.
✔ Dense-Building Logistics: We plan around shared loading docks, freight elevator bookings, and truck staging on tight Cambridge streets so your move stays on schedule.
✔ Biosafety Documentation Support: We coordinate with your EHS and biosafety staff so decontamination and closeout paperwork for your lab is complete before equipment is moved.
✔ Over Thirty Years of Experience: As a division of Hingham Moving Services, our crews bring decades of Massachusetts moving experience to sensitive laboratory work.
Flexible moves for growing companies leaving incubator and shared lab space for their first dedicated facility, or scaling into a larger one.
Full relocations for discovery and development labs, coordinated with instrument vendors and your requalification schedule.
University lab moves planned around research groups, academic calendars, and grant timelines, with inventories organized by lab and PI.
Monitored, temperature-controlled transport for freezers, cryogenic dewars, and irreplaceable biological sample collections.
Specialized handling for imaging systems, sequencers, mass spectrometers, biosafety cabinets, and other sensitive equipment.
Short-distance moves between Cambridge buildings, and moves to Somerville, Watertown, Boston, and suburban campuses, planned to minimize downtime.