Orlando Laboratory Movers

BIOTECH • PHARMA • ACADEMIC • CLINICAL

Laboratory Moving Services in Orlando
and Central Florida

Laboratory Movers provides laboratory relocation services throughout Orlando, Greater Orlando and Central Florida.

We work with universities, biotechnology companies, hospitals, pharmaceutical organizations, medical labs and research institutions moving scientific equipment and lab materials. Our services include lab equipment moving, packing and crating, frozen biological material transportation, lab storage and interstate lab relocation.

Orlando’s research community is growing around the University of Central Florida, Lake Nona Medical City and the region’s medical and biotech industries. Whether you’re moving equipment across Central Florida or across the country, we plan around your equipment, materials, buildings and schedule.

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Why Choose Laboratory Movers
in Orlando?

A lab move takes a different kind of planning than a commercial move. Instruments, temperature-sensitive materials, specialized equipment and research schedules all shape how the job is organized.

Laboratory Movers is a specialized division of Hingham Moving Services. We’ve moved university labs, sensitive instruments and research materials on interstate projects around the country. We provide:

  • Scientific and lab equipment moving
  • Frozen biological material transportation
  • Packing and custom crating
  • Heavy lab equipment handling
  • Lab storage and staging
  • Interstate and long-distance lab moving
  • Coordination with lab staff, facilities teams and equipment vendors

BIOTECH • PHARMA • ACADEMIC • CLINICAL

Laboratory Moving Services
in Orlando

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Scientific and Laboratory
Equipment Moving

We move sensitive instruments, analytical equipment and specialized machinery for academic, medical, biotech and industrial labs. Each item can need its own approach: protective wrapping, custom crating, stabilization, rigging or coordination with the manufacturer.

  • HPLC and chromatography systems
  • Mass spectrometers
  • Centrifuges and microscopes
  • Biosafety cabinets
  • Incubators
  • Lab refrigerators and freezers
  • PCR systems
  • Analytical balances
  • Lab benches and specialized machinery
Sample tubes kept on ice in a laboratory

Frozen Biological Materials
and Temperature-Sensitive Transport

Lab moves often include specimens, research samples and other materials that have to stay within a set temperature range the whole way.

Depending on the project, planning can include dry ice, ultra-low-temperature storage, temperature monitoring, the right shipping containers and chain-of-custody records. We’ve completed interstate shipments of frozen biological research materials, including the cross-country move in our University of Chicago case study.

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Packing, Crating, Storage
and Long-Distance Moves

Instruments need more protection than ordinary freight. We pack and crate based on size, weight, sensitivity and the trip ahead, with photographic inventories, labeling and a planned loading order. Storage and staging are available when equipment moves in phases or the new lab isn’t ready.

We run interstate moves between Orlando and research destinations nationwide, and our completed projects have involved research organizations in Massachusetts, Illinois, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Texas, Ohio, Indiana and California.

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Lake Nona
Medical City

Lake Nona is one of Central Florida’s main medical and biomedical research centers. It includes the UCF College of Medicine, the Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences, the University of Florida Research and Academic Center, Nemours Children’s Hospital and the Orlando VA Medical Center.

Moves here can involve sensitive instruments, medical equipment, frozen biological materials and coordination with university or hospital facility management.

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UCF, East Orlando and the
Central Florida Research Park

The University of Central Florida is the area’s largest research university, with programs in biomedical sciences, engineering, materials science, optics and photonics, and simulation. Its main campus and the nearby Central Florida Research Park hold academic labs and technology companies.

Campus moves usually mean working with facilities, research departments, equipment vendors and building management on access and timing.

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Downtown Orlando and
Greater Central Florida

Downtown Orlando and the surrounding medical districts are home to Orlando Health and AdventHealth, which support clinical research, diagnostics and medical education. Moves in hospital settings have to work around facility access, receiving schedules and active clinical operations.

Research also extends into Winter Park, Maitland, Altamonte Springs, Sanford, Kissimmee and the rest of Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties.


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Challenges of Moving
a Laboratory in Orlando

Heat, humidity and temperature-sensitive materials. Central Florida’s heat and humidity matter when instruments and samples sit on a dock or in a truck. We plan loading times, transit time, required temperatures and environmental protection for each shipment.

University and medical facility access. Campus and hospital labs can have restricted loading areas, tight equipment paths and short delivery windows. We confirm building access, freight elevators, receiving procedures, equipment dimensions and approvals ahead of time.

Storms and hurricane season. Heavy rain, thunderstorms and hurricane season can push schedules around. Each plan includes weather contingencies, especially for equipment or materials that need steady conditions.

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Laboratory Relocation Experience
Across the Country

University of Chicago to Los Angeles: frozen research materials

We moved frozen biological samples from the University of Chicago to a receiving lab in Los Angeles using cold-chain transport, temperature monitoring and documented handoffs. The shipment arrived without sample loss or temperature deviation. Read the University of Chicago case study.

Pennsylvania to Dallas: university battery research lab

We also completed an interstate university lab move from Pennsylvania to Dallas, Texas, including battery research equipment, testing machinery, lab furnaces, vacuum equipment and analytical instruments, with protective packing and detailed inventories.


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Central Florida
Areas We Serve

We serve lab relocations throughout Greater Orlando and Central Florida, including:

  • Orlando: Downtown, Lake Nona, East Orlando and the UCF area
  • Orange County: Winter Park, Maitland, Ocoee, Winter Garden, Apopka, Dr. Phillips
  • Seminole County: Altamonte Springs, Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo
  • Osceola County: Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Celebration
  • Greater Central Florida: Clermont, Mount Dora and nearby communities

We also handle interstate moves between Central Florida and research destinations anywhere in the United States.

Nearby: Atlanta laboratory moving.


Frequently Asked Questions About
Orlando Laboratory Moves


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