Can our existing rack fit a different Tulsa building?

Often it can, but the receiving layout and component condition must be checked first. Share clear height, column spacing, pallet dimensions and load information so the proposed arrangement can be reviewed before material is dismantled.

Who removes merchandise before teardown begins?

Your operation should arrange inventory removal unless another responsibility is expressly included in the agreed scope. Each scheduled rack block needs to be empty and accessible before dismantling starts.

Can shipping continue while sections are moved?

A phased sequence can preserve shipping access when space and inventory allow it. We identify active aisles, temporary storage and the order of rack blocks before setting the crew sequence.

What should we photograph for an initial review?

Photograph complete rows, beam connections, upright bases, identification labels and visible damage. Include wider views of both buildings so doors, columns and working aisles can be considered alongside the rack itself.

Warehouse Relocation warehouse storage system

Tulsa, Oklahoma

Warehouse Relocation Services in Tulsa, OK

A warehouse relocation in Tulsa should begin with the destination layout, not with a crew pulling beams. We compare your existing rack with the receiving building, identify material worth moving, and establish which inventory must remain accessible. That gives you a working sequence for dismantling, hauling and rebuilding without treating the entire warehouse as one shutdown.

Tulsa Pallet Rack is a division of Warehouse Equipment & Supplies Co., supplying and installing since 1997. Our rack relocation work accounts for upright heights, beam lengths, pallet weights and daily shipping demands. The goal is to reuse suitable material while correcting layout problems that would otherwise follow you into the next building.

(918) 296-8162

Warehouse relocation built around shipping

Start by identifying the orders, products and storage positions that cannot go offline together. A phased move may transfer one rack block, establish usable storage at the destination, then release the next block. The right sequence depends on available floor space, inventory clearance and how much receiving work continues during the transition.

Moving between a north Tulsa bulk distribution building and an older West Tulsa warehouse calls for more than repeating the existing rows. Clear height, column locations, doors and forklift turning space can change the arrangement. We prepare destination drawings before teardown so the crew knows which components belong in each planned rack run.

Free Design Consultation

CAD layout with position counts

Installation coordinated with installation partners

Warehouse storage layout with pallet rack

Operations We Rack Around Here

Around Tulsa International Airport and North Mingo Industrial Park, aviation parts operations and bulk distribution buildings need receiving space and shipping access protected throughout the move.

Energy-service parts

Aerospace supply

Regional distribution

Rack relocation from survey to installation

Each stage needs a defined handoff. Your team clears merchandise and confirms access; our scope establishes how the rack is taken apart, identified, transported and assembled. Keeping those responsibilities visible reduces confusion when both buildings are active.

Plan the receiving layout

Document existing components, pallet sizes and operating loads, then draw the destination arrangement. Confirm row lengths, beam elevations and staging areas before assigning move phases. Flag missing information early rather than assuming the old configuration fits the new floor.

Dismantle cleared rack blocks

After inventory is removed, take down decking, beams and frames in a controlled sequence. Inspect exposed components for bent steel, damaged connectors and missing hardware. Separate questionable pieces from material intended for reuse so they cannot enter a shipping bundle unnoticed.

Bundle and move identified material

Group components by type and destination phase, with labels that remain readable during handling. Coordinate loading access and unloading space at both addresses. A well-organized load keeps the installation crew from searching through unrelated material for the next row.

Rebuild against the drawing

Set the rack in its assigned positions and install the specified beams, decking and connection hardware. Check alignment and the assembled configuration before storage resumes. Keep replacement parts separate until their intended locations and compatibility have been confirmed.

Pallet rack relocation details worth resolving

Existing rack is not automatically suitable for every new application. Changing beam elevations or pallet loads can affect the usable configuration. Gather available component identification and capacity information before deciding which rows can be reused as drawn.

When additional storage is needed, we review new rack alongside the relocated material. Similar color or beam length does not establish compatibility. Connection style, frame dimensions and intended loading all need attention before combining components.

For buildings reached by US-169 or I-244, coordinate truck arrivals with actual dock availability rather than simply dispatching every load together. Reserve a receiving zone that does not block outbound freight or become mixed with saleable inventory.

Hot, humid conditions in non-air-conditioned buildings affect crew pacing and staging choices. Spring severe weather and occasional winter ice also belong in the schedule discussion. Establish who communicates changes and which tasks can shift without disrupting the whole move.

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

Tulsa warehouse storage Warehouse relocation services New pushback rack for the next building New pallet flow rack for the next building

Call (918) 296-8162

Recent Installations

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

View More Projects

Get a Tulsa rack move scoped

Send both addresses, rack photographs, approximate frame and beam counts, and your preferred transition sequence. Include any layout drawing and identify inventory that must remain available. Call (918) 296-8162 to discuss the scope. Call (918) 296-8162.