Bring Buckeye in early when you plan a new site.

The provider sets the date service can start, not your move-in date. If you wait until the furniture is ordered, you may be stuck with whoever can show up in time, at whatever price they quote.

A new site is also the best time to switch to newer technology. You can skip an old phone system, skip copper lines you no longer need, and pick internet and IT that fit the new space. Once a contract is signed, that chance gets harder and more expensive.

We check which providers can serve the exact address. A written list of who we can quote there is often enough to start. Then we have those providers compete for the phone, internet and IT work, on the same terms, before you sign anything. For phones, that often means a cloud phone system instead of moving an old box to the new site.

400+ providers compete for your business. The providers pay us, and you pay the same rate as going direct.

You sign in your name. The providers do the work at the site. We stay on them so phone, internet and IT are ready when you move in.

• Before you sign a lease or buy the building, while you can still walk away or change the date
• When the address is known, even if the space is still being planned
• When you are opening another site and want it to match, or to cost less than, what you use today

If the lease is already signed, still call. We can check the address and start comparing providers right away. The earlier we see it, the more options you have.

1. You send the address, the target move-in date, and anything you already know about the building.
2. We tell you which providers can serve it, and roughly how long each one would take.
3. We bring quotes for internet plus phone and IT, on the same terms, with newer options next to what you use now when that helps the comparison.
4. You pick. Contracts stay in your name.
5. We stay on the providers through move-in day and the first week in the new space.

If you are moving out of a current office, our office move guide covers what to pull from the old site, when to port numbers, and how to keep the old service live until the new one is proven. If alarm, elevator or fire panel lines are in play at either site, those need their own plan. They are easy to forget and hard to fix at the last minute.

The street address, the target move-in date, and a recent bill from the current site if you have one. Notes on the new space help, but the address is enough to start.