When your business expands to the point where it becomes difficult to keep up with supply and demand, it may be necessary to relocate your company to a larger facility. By coming up with a detailed relocation plan, and by carefully calculating the costs involved with such a complicated move, you will be able to facilitate even more expansion and growth, and increase your profitability.

1. Develop a business relocation plan in order to evaluate the cost effectiveness of moving to larger facilities. In this plan, you will need to calculate all of the costs of relocation, including all rental deposits, increases in insurance coverage and the resources needed to hire and train additional staffing.
2. Employ the services of an experienced and knowledgeable real estate professional who specializes in commercial properties. By providing detailed real estate listings, your agent will be able to show you the cost of moving into a larger space, and may even help you to find a bargain that may cost only marginally more than your existing property.
3. Hire a business relocation consultant who will help you find a moving company that specializes in corporate moves. Not only will a consultant attend to the countless details involved with such a move, such as new permits, licenses and tax considerations, but she will also keep the entire process organized and compliant to your predetermined time frame.
4. Strive to maintain a "business as usual" work ethic when you relocate. Keep your core business running as smoothly as possible so that it will not affect your ability to service your customers and maintain inventory levels.