Can our existing Jenks rack be used in the next building?

Often, but its condition and fit must be checked first. Frame height, beam capacity, pallet dimensions and the destination layout determine what can be reused and what needs replacement or a different arrangement.

Who removes products before dismantling starts?

Your operation normally clears inventory from the bays assigned for removal. We establish that responsibility during planning, including who handles loose stock, empty pallets and material blocking crew access.

Can shipping continue while sections are moved?

Yes, when space and inventory allow a phased sequence. An early receiving zone can accept selected products while active picking remains in the original building, with agreed handoff points between phases.

What should we send for an initial estimate?

Send rack photos, frame and beam dimensions, bay counts and both floor plans if available. Include your intended move window and any restrictions on dock access, inventory clearance or operating hours.

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Jenks, Oklahoma

Warehouse Relocation Services in Jenks, OK

A warehouse relocation in Jenks needs a working plan for the rack you own, the inventory it holds and the building receiving it. Tulsa Pallet Rack starts by comparing those three pieces. Moving steel without checking beam elevations, aisle space and receiving access can leave usable material waiting on the floor.

Our rack relocation work covers dismantling existing bays, sorting components, arranging transportation and rebuilding the system around the destination layout. We identify damaged pieces before they enter the next installation and determine where additional material is needed. Tulsa Pallet Rack is a division of Warehouse Equipment & Supplies Co., a company that has supplied and installed rack since 1997.

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Warehouse relocation built around outbound orders

The move should follow the shipping operation, not force every department into the same shutdown. We review which products can move early, which picking positions must remain available and whether an initial rack area can be installed before the main transfer. That discussion establishes practical boundaries for each phase.

Existing rack also deserves a condition review before anyone assumes every bay will travel. Bent braces, distorted beams, damaged connectors and missing hardware need attention. Separating reusable material from replacement needs gives purchasing and operations a clearer picture while there is still time to adjust the plan.

Free Design Consultation

CAD layout with position counts

Installation coordinated with installation partners

Warehouse storage layout with pallet rack

Operations We Rack Around Here

For Jenks building-materials and grocery distribution operations using the US-75 and US-64 corridors, receiving windows help determine truck loading and installation sequence.

Trade supply

Industrial service parts

Commercial distribution

Rack relocation from survey through installation

Each phase needs a defined handoff. Inventory clearance, crew access, loading space and the receiving area should be agreed upon before steel is handled. The sequence below connects the physical work to those operating decisions.

Map the receiving layout

Measure the destination, record column locations and compare available height with existing frames. Prepare layout drawings showing aisles, beam levels and rack quantities so the move begins with a defined installation plan rather than a rough bay count.

Unload and dismantle bays

After your team clears the assigned inventory, crews remove decking, beams and frames in a controlled sequence. Components are checked, labeled and grouped by size and destination zone, with suspect pieces separated for review.

Bundle for the trip

Organize bundles around the unloading and rebuilding sequence. Keep connectors and small hardware identified, protect loose components and coordinate truck access so receiving crews can locate the material needed for the first installation area.

Rebuild the planned zones

Install the accepted components to the destination drawings, checking alignment, connections and specified anchoring. Review beam elevations against actual pallet loads, then keep inventory out until the assigned rack area is ready for use.

Pallet rack relocation decisions worth settling early

A different building can change the usefulness of otherwise sound rack. Clear height, column spacing and door positions may require shorter runs, revised aisles or different beam elevations. Drawings should resolve those conflicts before bundles reach the receiving dock.

When you relocate only part of the system first, the remaining bays must still support daily orders. We discuss inventory consolidation and access with your team so dismantling does not remove the last available location for active products.

Added rack must be evaluated for compatibility, dimensions and intended loads. Similar-looking connectors are not enough. Where a direct match cannot be established, a separate new run may make more sense than mixing uncertain components into an existing bay.

Summer heat in non-air-conditioned buildings affects crew pacing and staging space. For moves using the southern corridors, we also discuss alternate loading windows when severe spring weather or winter ice interrupts travel. The schedule needs room for those decisions.

Businesses moving into a different warehouse

Rack systems that can be reused in a new layout

Operations combining storage from multiple buildings

Facilities adding new rack alongside relocated material

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Recent Installations

Racking projects completed for warehouses across the Tulsa metro and northeastern Oklahoma.

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Put the Jenks move on paper

Call (918) 296-8162 with both building addresses, rack photographs, approximate quantities and your shipping constraints. We can identify the measurements and condition checks needed to develop a useful scope. Call (918) 296-8162.