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Pallet Rack Installation in Atlanta, GA

Anchored, Plumb and Permitted.

Rack anchored, plumbed and plaqued to RMI / ANSI MH16.1, with permits pulled and our own crews on the install across the Southeast.
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Who Calls Us for Rack Installation

Fit

  • You bought rack and need a crew. New or used, from a dealer or an online supplier, and the delivery is booked.
  • You need rack designed, supplied and installed. We lay it out in AutoCAD first, then install what we supply.
  • You are moving or re-laying rack you already own. We relocate and reconfigure.
  • You are adding density. A push back or pallet flow section inside an existing selective layout.
Specifications

The PFlow lineup against your load
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Can We Install Pallet Racking Ourselves?

Doing it yourself

You can. Plenty of warehouses do. The rack goes together with a mallet and a lift. The parts that go wrong are not the assembly:

  • The permit. Many Georgia jurisdictions require one above a set height, and high-piled storage brings in the fire marshal. A self-installed system often goes up without either, and it surfaces at the next insurance review or the next time you pull a permit for something else.
  • Anchoring and plumb. Both are specified by the manufacturer and the rack standard, and both are skipped more often than anything else.
  • The load plaques. Required, and rarely posted on a self-install.

If your team does the install, we can do the layout, the permit and a post-installation inspection instead.

What Drives the Cost

Pricing factors

Installation is priced on the work, not the steel. The main factors:

  • Number Of Positions And Levels

    More beams and more height mean more lift time.

  • Height

    Tall frames need larger lifts and more crew.

  • Whether The Building Is Running

    Night and weekend phasing costs more than an empty slab, and it is usually worth it.

  • Anchoring Conditions

    Post-tensioned or thin slabs change the anchor design.

  • Permits And Drawings

    Stamped drawings and permit fees vary by jurisdiction.

  • Protection And Decking

    Guards, decking and netting add material and labor.

Rack Types We Install

Systems

Tall warehouse racks with blue and orange steel frames storing stacked cardboard boxes under bright ceiling lights

Selective Pallet Racking

Single-deep pallet storage where every pallet is directly accessible by forklift.

Large warehouse interior with tall blue and orange storage racks filled with stacked goods under a high ceiling.

Structural Pallet Rack

Heavy-duty, bolted hot-rolled steel racking built to handle high loads and rough conditions.

Empty blue and orange pallet rack lanes with rail carts and yellow column guards along a warehouse aisle

Push Back Rack

Pallets sit on nested carts along inclined rails, storing multiple pallets deep on a last-in, first-out basis from one aisle.

Empty blue and orange industrial storage racks in a warehouse with white walls and metal beams.

Drive-In and Drive-Thru Rack

High-density racking where forklifts drive into the lanes to load and retrieve pallets, with drive-thru open at both ends for first-in, first-out flow.

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Pallet Flow and Carton Flow Rack

Gravity-fed roller lanes move pallets or cartons from the loading side to the picking side in first-in, first-out order.

Industrial warehouse racks with long metal and plastic profiles stored on orange and blue shelves under a high ceiling.

Cantilever Rack

Columns with outward-reaching arms that hold long or bulky items like lumber, pipe, and tubing.
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Industrial Shelving

Steel shelving for hand-picking smaller items, cartons, and parts without a forklift.

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Rack Work We Have Done

Proof

Two million pounds of rack out of a running distribution center · Georgia

A storage rack system more than 20 years old and past its useful life. Twelve of our crew, fork trucks and scissor lifts took the entire structure down. More than 60 truckloads went to recycling.

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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

Does pallet racking have to be bolted to the floor?

Yes. RMI / ANSI MH16.1 calls for rack columns to be anchored to the floor, and manufacturers specify the anchor. An unanchored frame can shift when a truck strikes it, and the whole run is then carrying load out of plumb.

Do I need a permit to install pallet racking in Georgia?

Often, yes, but it depends on where the building is. Georgia leaves building and fire permits to the local jurisdiction, and each sets its own height and area thresholds. We confirm what applies during the proposal.

How long does installation take?

It depends on the number of positions, the height and whether the building is running. We give a schedule in the proposal and phase the work so the areas you are using stay open.

Send Us the Rack Quote or the Layout

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The drawing or quote you already have, your clear height, and when the rack arrives.

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