Will new rack relocation match what I already have?

Usually, if the connection matches and the existing frames have enough capacity. Teardrop is not universal across manufacturers. Send a photo of the upright face, beam connector and any label so we can match new components before you order.

Can a new layout give us more pallet positions?

The count depends on usable clear height, aisle width, pallet dimensions and your forklift's reach. Our free CAD layout gives the exact pallet position count for the proposed configuration before you buy. Cantilever layouts count supported load positions, and carton flow layouts count case-picking lanes instead.

How wide should the rack aisles be?

A counterbalance truck generally needs about 12–13 feet, a reach truck about 8–10 feet, and very-narrow-aisle equipment about 5–6 feet. Confirm the working aisle with your truck specifications and actual load dimensions before ordering; aisle width has a major effect on how many rows fit.

When can delivery and installation be scheduled?

Standard teardrop sizes often quick-ship; high-density systems and non-standard sizes take longer, and lead time is confirmed on the quote. Installation time depends on bay count, site readiness and how the work is phased. For a relocation, teardown and transport also need to line up with the new building's receiving schedule.

Can you handle design, supply and installation?

Yes. We handle design, new-material supply and installation by experienced installation crews we schedule and manage. The crews work to the approved CAD layout, anchor the rack to the floor and apply load plaques before handover.

Pallet rack being prepared for a warehouse relocation

Warehouse Relocation in Miami, FL

Name: Miami Warehouse Racking
Address: 1738 SW 57th Ave., Miami, FL, 33155, US
Telephone: (305) 930-7780
Price range: $$

When a South Florida business changes buildings, the rack has to come along. We tear down, label, move and reinstall pallet rack and storage systems, and add new rack where the next building needs it.

Unlike most warehouse moving companies, our focus is the storage system: getting it out of the old space cleanly and back up in the new one, drawn and installed.

(305) 930-7780

Why Miami Businesses Move Rack

Many operators outgrow older block and precast buildings in Hialeah, Medley or Opa-locka, where clear height runs around 18 to 24 feet and columns sit close together. The usual next step is a newer tilt-wall building in Airport West, Doral, Hialeah Gardens or Pompano Beach with 32 to 36 feet of clear height.

Others move closer to the freight. Being near Miami International Airport, PortMiami, Port Everglades or the Port of Palm Beach can shorten trips along the Palmetto, the Dolphin Expressway, I-95 or the Turnpike.

Either way, the rack you own is usually worth moving. The question is how much of it fits the new building, and what new steel fills the extra height.

How a Rack Relocation Runs

Inventory the rack you own

We count uprights, beams, wire decks and accessories, and record capacities and frame depths. That list tells you what can move and what is worth replacing.

CAD layout for the new building

Your new space will have different clear height, column spacing and dock positions. We draw the existing rack into it first, then show where new rack fills the gaps.

Teardown and labeling

Each component is tagged by row and level so reinstall goes fast and parts end up where the drawings place them.

Transport coordination

We stage bundles by install sequence and coordinate trucks so steel arrives in the order crews need it.

Reinstall and add new rack

Rack goes up per the approved plans, capacity labels go back on, and any additional bays or new systems are installed alongside.

Scheduling the Move Around Your Operation

A rack move touches everything else you are moving. We coordinate timing with your freight or inventory mover so the old building empties in the right order and the new one fills the same way.

Hurricane season, June through November, shapes the install calendar, and we plan moves with that window in mind. Loose steel and staged bundles always have a tie-down plan if a storm approaches.

Teardown and reinstall are phased by zone, so shipping keeps running at one end while crews work at the other. Our team handles the permit side for you.

Reconfiguring as You Move

A move is the easiest time to change your storage. Importers near the airport often add pushback lanes; cold chain tenants may add pallet flow in the new cooler; 3PLs frequently add a carton flow pick line.

We check forklift reach and aisle widths against the new layout, and confirm beam capacities still suit the pallets you ship today. In humid, non-air-conditioned or coastal spaces, we flag where a galvanized finish on new components makes sense.

Plan Your Relocation

Send both addresses and a rough rack count. Or call (305) 930-7780.

Existing rack inventory
CAD layout for the new space
Phased teardown scheduling
Teardown, move and reinstall

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Relocations Across South Florida

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Where We Work

Located in Miami, we serve the entire South Florida region with industrial pallet racks and warehouse storage solutions.

Miami Warehouse Racking

Address

1738 SW 57th Ave.
Unit #A559
Miami, FL 33155

Phone

(305) 930-7780

Business Hours

Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Moving Your Warehouse?

Start with a free rack inventory and layout.

(305) 930-7780