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File & Server Cloud Migration in London

Moving your files, shared drives and servers into the cloud — planned, permissions intact, and without losing a decade of folders on the way

4.8-star Google rating 25+ years experience 100s of migrations completed

Last updated: August 2026

Overview

Get your files and servers off the office cupboard and into the cloud

This is the infrastructure side of going cloud: the mapped network drive everyone opens without thinking, the file server humming in a cupboard, the folder structure that has grown for ten years and that nobody dares reorganise. Moving that safely is a different job from moving email — it is about permissions, folder depth, file names that were never meant to live in a browser, and the handful of applications that expect a drive letter. We audit what you actually have, work out what should move as-is, what should be cleaned up first, and what genuinely needs to stay on-premises, then move it in stages with the source data left intact until you are certain. If it is your email and Microsoft 365 tenant you are moving, that lives on our Microsoft 365 page instead.

Shared drives and file servers moved to SharePoint, OneDrive or Google Drive
On-premises servers migrated to Azure, AWS or a hosted equivalent
Permissions and access mapped across rather than rebuilt from guesswork
Hybrid setups where some systems sensibly stay on-premises
Zero data loss Minimal downtime Full training
Features

Our Cloud Migration Services

Assessment

Analyse your current setup and recommend the best cloud strategy.

Permissions & Access Mapping

Who can see which folders today, and who should be able to tomorrow. We map existing shared-drive permissions before anything moves, so access comes across deliberately rather than everything landing open to everyone.

File & Shared Drive Migration

Mapped network drives and file servers moved to OneDrive, SharePoint or Google Drive, with folder structure preserved and the file names and path lengths that break cloud sync dealt with before they cause problems.

Server Migration

On-premises servers moved to Azure, AWS or a hosted equivalent — or consolidated away entirely where the cloud services you already pay for can do the same job for less.

Hybrid Solutions

Keep some systems on-premise while moving others to the cloud.

Training & Support

Help your team adapt to new cloud systems with training and ongoing support.

Process

How Cloud Migration Works

Simple steps to get your problem solved quickly and professionally.

1

Discover

We audit your current systems and understand your business requirements.

2

Plan

Design a migration strategy with timeline and risk mitigation.

3

Migrate

Execute the migration carefully, with testing at each stage.

4

Support

Verify everything works, train your team, and provide post-migration support.

Testimonials

What Our Customers Say

Trusted by customers across South West London. Read what they have to say about our File & Server Cloud Migration in London service.

"Migrated our entire office to Microsoft 365 over a weekend. Monday morning everything just worked. The team were expecting chaos but it was completely smooth."

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Sophie Turner

Wandsworth

"Years of email history, thousands of files - all migrated perfectly to Google Workspace. They planned it meticulously and nothing was lost."

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Michael Ross

Wimbledon

Pricing

Cloud Migration Pricing

Starting from

£295

Small file-migration projects start from £295. Larger moves are quoted on data volume, folder and permission complexity, and how much needs cleaning up first — which is why we assess before quoting rather than after. Server migrations and hybrid setups are always quoted individually.

Zero Data Loss · Minimal Downtime · Full Training

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the same thing as your Microsoft 365 service?
No, and it is worth being clear about the split because the two are often bought together. This page is about your files, shared drives and servers — the network drive everyone maps, the file server in the cupboard, the folders that have grown for a decade. Microsoft 365 setup is about your email and the 365 tenant itself — mailboxes, moving from Gmail, Exchange or webmail, Teams, user accounts and licences. Plenty of businesses need both at once, and when they do we plan them as a single project so the two do not trip over each other.
Will we have downtime during a file or server migration?
Very little, because most of the work happens before anything changes for your team. Files are copied to the cloud in the background over days or weeks while everyone keeps working from the existing drive, and only a final catch-up sync happens at changeover. Server migrations need a real cutover window, which we schedule for your quietest period — we are open Monday to Friday 10:00 to 18:00 and Saturday 10:00 to 17:00, and a Saturday changeover is usually the least disruptive slot for a small business.
What happens to our folder permissions?
They are mapped before anything moves, which is the part most rushed migrations skip. Years of shared-drive permissions tend to be a mixture of deliberate decisions and forgotten exceptions, so we produce a picture of who currently has access to what, check it against who should, and rebuild it properly in the destination. The failure mode we are avoiding is the common one: everything landing in a single library that the whole company can read, including the payroll folder.
Is our data safe during migration?
Yes. We take a verified backup before we start, transfer data securely, and check it at each stage. The source data stays exactly where it is until you have confirmed the migration is complete and correct — nothing at the old location is deleted on our say-so. If you would rather keep the old file server switched off but intact for a few months afterwards, that is a perfectly sensible precaution and we will set it up that way.
Can we get rid of our file server altogether?
Often yes, and for a small office it is frequently the cheaper answer — no hardware to replace every five years, no cupboard heating up, and remote access without a VPN. It is not always right, though. Very large media libraries, applications that expect a mapped drive letter, and setups where local speed genuinely matters can be better kept on-premises or run as a hybrid. We tell you which camp you are in during the assessment rather than assuming everything should move.
Do we need to replace our computers?
Usually not. Cloud storage works through a browser or a sync client on the machines you already have. What sometimes needs attention is an operating system too old to be supported or a machine short of disk space for local sync, and we flag those during the assessment so there are no surprises halfway through.
Can we migrate gradually rather than all at once?
Absolutely, and for most businesses it is the better route. Moving one department, one shared drive or one system at a time reduces risk, gives people time to adapt, and means a problem affects a handful of users rather than everybody. It also lets you tidy as you go — a phased migration is the one realistic opportunity most businesses get to clear out a decade of folders nobody has opened.

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