Can our old pallet rack be reused in a taller DFW building?

Often the beams and decking carry over, but a move from an 18–24 ft clear building to a 32–40 ft clear tilt-wall usually means taller frames to use the height. We show which components reuse and what needs to be added.

How long is our operation down between buildings?

That depends on how much rack is moving and whether the new building is ready. We plan teardown and reinstall in phases where possible, so part of the new building can receive product while the rest goes up, whether you move within Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Grand Prairie, or Irving.

Do you move the inventory too, or just the rack?

Our work is the rack and storage systems: teardown, labeling, transport coordination, layout, and reinstall. We coordinate timing with whoever is moving your product so the racks are ready when it arrives.

Can we add pallet positions during the move?

Yes. A taller building or a different forklift often means more levels or narrower aisles. We plan beam capacity around your pallet sizes and weights, then supply the added frames and beams with the reinstall.

Can you move rack during the summer?

Yes. Most DFW warehouses aren't air-conditioned, so we schedule crews early in the day and plan staging around the heat.

Warehouse with pallet rack ready for relocation

Warehouse Relocation Services in Dallas, TX

Name: Dallas Pallet Racks
Address: 2442 S Collins St., Ste 108 #2359, Arlington, TX, 76014, US
Telephone: (214) 380-2954
Price range: $$

Signing a lease on a new building is the easy part. Getting your pallet rack out of the old one and standing again in the new one is where moves slip.

We tear down, label, move, and reinstall rack and storage systems for businesses relocating across Dallas–Fort Worth, and add new rack where the new layout calls for it.

(214) 380-2954

Why So Many DFW Warehouses Change Buildings

New bulk space keeps opening at the Southern Dallas County Inland Port, AllianceTexas off I-35W, and the Great Southwest Industrial District along I-20 and SH-360.

Many of those moves start in older 18–24 ft clear buildings near Stemmons, Garland, or Mesquite and end in 32–40 ft clear tilt-wall. Others head north toward Lewisville, Denton, and the Hwy 121 corridor.

Different heights, column grids, and dock layouts mean your rack rarely goes back up the way it came down. That is why the move starts with a layout.

Pallet rack aisle planned for a new warehouse layout

What Our Warehouse Moving Services Cover

General warehouse movers handle freight. The experienced installation crews we schedule and manage handle the steel your freight sits on, from the first beam down to the last anchor set.

Inventory the existing rack

We record frame heights, depths, beam lengths, and capacities so nothing is guessed at the new building.

Plan the new layout

A CAD drawing for the destination building shows what reuses, what changes, and where new rack is needed.

Material and scheduling

Added frames, beams, and decking are ordered early so they arrive with the moved rack. Our team handles the permit side for you.

Teardown and labeling

Crews dismantle by row and tag every component to its new location.

Transport coordination

Steel is bundled and loaded in the order it will be rebuilt, so trucks unload where crews need them.

Reinstall and add rack

Rack goes up, is anchored and leveled, and any new frames, beams, or decking fill the gaps.

North Texas Details That Affect a Move

Forklift reach and aisle widths in the new building decide whether existing rows can be rebuilt as-is.
Most buildings here aren't air-conditioned; summer crews start early and staging is planned around heat.
Spring hail and storm season can affect outdoor staging and truck schedules.
Beam capacity is checked against the pallets you will store after the move, not just the old ones.
Clear height in the new building decides whether taller frames or added beam levels make sense.

Choosing Among Warehouse Relocation Companies

Ask any company you are considering who designs the new layout, who supplies any added rack, and who installs. When those are three different vendors, gaps show up at the worst time.

We handle all three, plus new rack supply. If the destination building needs more positions than your old system provides, the added frames and beams are part of the same plan.

DFW's highways, BNSF and Union Pacific rail, and DFW Airport cargo keep regional distribution here busy. Downtime between buildings costs shipments, so we sequence teardown and reinstall to keep it short.

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Tell us where you are moving from and to, and what rack you have now. Prefer to talk? Call (214) 380-2954.

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Where We Work

Based in Arlington, we serve the DFW metroplex with industrial pallet racks and warehouse storage solutions.

Dallas Pallet Racks

Address

2442 S Collins St.
Ste 108 #2359
Arlington, TX 76014

Phone

(214) 380-2954

Business Hours

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

Moving to a New DFW Building?

Call (214) 380-2954 or request a quote and we will start planning the move.

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