Question 1

How do we decide between selective, push back, and drive-in pallet racking?

Accepted Answer

It comes down to SKU count, pallet velocity, and how much selectivity you are willing to trade for density. Selective racking gives you every pallet position at the aisle, push back works well when you have several pallets per SKU and steady turns, and drive-in suits a small number of SKUs with high pallet counts. We model each option against your throughput numbers so you can see the pallet positions and picking impact side by side before deciding.

Question 2

Do you charge for warehouse design consultations?

Accepted Answer

No. Warehouse design consultations and layout planning are complimentary for Miami and South Florida companies. Give us your building dimensions, clear height, pallet profile, and forklift equipment, and we return a CAD layout with pallet position counts and aisle configurations. Most clients use it as a planning document even before budget is approved.

Question 3

How much additional storage can we realistically gain in an existing building?

Accepted Answer

Gains of 25-40% in pallet positions are common when a building has unused vertical space or oversized aisles. The biggest levers are raising beam elevations to the usable clear height, tightening aisles to match your lift equipment, and moving slow-moving SKUs into a denser system. We quantify the gain in the layout so you can weigh it against any equipment changes it requires.

Question 4

Do your own crews handle installation?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our installation crews anchor, plumb, level, and capacity-tag every system, then confirm each bay matches the approved layout before turning it over to your team. Working with the same company for design and installation keeps the drawing and the finished floor consistent.

Question 5

Will installation disrupt our warehouse operations?

Accepted Answer

Most projects are phased so receiving and shipping keep running. We coordinate with your operations lead on aisle access, equipment traffic, and delivery timing, and shift crews to off-hours or weekends when daytime work would slow your throughput.

Question 6

Can you add levels or reconfigure beam elevations later?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it is one of the fastest ways to add pallet positions without touching the footprint. We confirm the frame capacity supports the added level, then supply matching beams and decking. Because we keep your original layout on file, reconfigurations move quickly.

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