Moving Buildings
The whole operation goes to a new site. We phase the move so one building is still shipping while the other is being built, rather than shutting both.
Moving buildings or clearing floor space? We label, dismantle, transport and rebuild your racking, and buy back whatever you no longer need.
Most relocation damage happens on the way down, not on the way up. Rushed teardowns bend frames, and bent frames are scrap.
We survey and photograph the system first, then label every frame, beam and accessory before anything is unbolted. Components are stacked and strapped for transport rather than thrown on a trailer, which is the difference between reusing your racking and rebuying it.
At the new site the system goes back up to the engineered spec, on a slab with different levels and different anchor requirements. Where the layout has changed, we redesign it rather than forcing the old plan into a building it does not fit.
Most of these arrive with a lease date attached. The earlier we walk the building, the cheaper the move gets.
The whole operation goes to a new site. We phase the move so one building is still shipping while the other is being built, rather than shutting both.
Staying put but changing the layout. Rows come down, aisles get reset, and the system goes back up around how your product moves now.
Two or three buildings becoming one. We work out what racking is worth moving, what is worth selling, and what the new site actually needs.
Landlords usually want the building back as an empty shell. We strip it out, patch the anchor holes and get you your deposit back.
Racking you will not use again is worth money, not scrap value. We assess it, make an offer, and take it away as part of the job.
Relocations get expensive when they get rushed. If you know your lease date, get us in months ahead, not weeks. We will survey the system, tell you honestly what is worth moving versus replacing, and price the buy-back on the rest so it comes off the bill rather than onto it.
We catalog and tag every upright, beam, and accessory before touching a single bolt.
Crews systematically dismantle the structure safely without damaging structural connections.
We load and haul the steel components securely to your new facility location on schedule.
Your racking system is rebuilt, leveled, and anchored firmly into the new concrete slab.
Our turnkey relocation packages take the logistical headache out of transitioning your warehouse facility.
Yes. We can execute facility relocations in phases so that your fulfillment operations can continue running smoothly until the final transfer date.
During the audit, we flag any compromised or bent components. We can either source replacement parts for the reassembly or help you recycle the damaged material.
Yes. If your new facility requires a different storage footprint, we evaluate your surplus racking and offer competitive buy-back options.