Pallet Rack Relocation, Teardown & Reinstall

Moving to a new facility or reconfiguring your warehouse? We tear down, transport, and reinstall your existing pallet rack — or supply new rack to fill the gaps.

Talk with a specialist. Call (800) 326-4403 or Email Sales@MH-USA.com

Professional crew installing pallet rack in warehouse

What’s Included in a Rack Relocation

Pallet rack installed against a warehouse wall with mezzanine-height beam levels

When a warehouse moves buildings, consolidates space, or reconfigures a layout, the existing pallet rack usually moves with it. We handle the full scope as one project: disconnecting and tearing down the existing rack at the old site, transporting it (or coordinating with your mover), and reinstalling it at the new location — engineered and anchored to the same safety standard as a new installation.

  • Teardown of existing uprights, beams, and decking at the origin site
  • Safe staging, labeling, and loading for transport
  • Reinstallation at the new site, including layout adjustments for the new building’s column spacing and dimensions
  • Supply of new or replacement components for any rack damaged in the move or no longer needed for the new layout
  • Engineered anchoring at the new location, per local seismic and building code requirements

Pricing: With and Without Anchor Drilling

Worker drilling concrete floor anchors during pallet rack installation

Relocation quotes are priced two ways, because it depends on what’s already at the destination:

  • Anchor holes already exist at the destination (a previous rack layout used the same footprint) — this is the lower-cost option, since no new concrete drilling is required.
  • New anchor drilling required — if the destination floor has no existing anchor pattern, or the new layout doesn’t match the old one, drilling and anchoring is priced as part of the reinstall.

We quote both scenarios up front so you can compare the real cost difference before committing to a floor plan.

What You Should Clear Beforehand

Worker on a scissor lift during pallet rack installation inside a warehouse

To keep the project on schedule, the following are typically the customer’s responsibility unless otherwise agreed in writing:

  • Product and inventory removed from the rack before teardown begins
  • Clear access paths at both the origin and destination sites (aisles, loading docks, elevators)
  • Confirmation of who patches anchor holes and restores the floor at the old site — and who fills anchor holes at the new site, if the layout changes again later
  • Any permits or building access coordination required at either site

We put these responsibilities in writing on the quote so there’s no ambiguity between your team, ours, and any general contractor involved in the move.

Scheduling a Relocation

Rack relocations are typically scheduled around a facility’s broader moving timeline — teardown at the old site, then reinstall at the new one, often with a gap in between for transport or while the new building is prepped. We work with your move date and can sequence around partial building occupancy if the old site is still operating during the transition.

Relocation FAQs

Can you reuse our existing rack, or do we need to buy new?
In most cases your existing rack can be reused. We inspect it during teardown for bent uprights, damaged beams, or connectors that didn’t survive disassembly, and quote replacement components only for what’s actually damaged — not the whole system.
Who patches the anchor holes and floor at the old site?
We state this in writing on every relocation quote, since it comes up on nearly every move. Floor patching at both the old and new site can be scoped as part of our project or left to your facility team/landlord — we just confirm which, up front, so it’s never a surprise at the end of the job.
What if the new building has a different column spacing or ceiling height?
We re-lay out the rack footprint for the new space during quoting, using your existing bay sizes as the starting point. Where the new building’s dimensions don’t match, we tell you exactly what changes — different bay counts, added or dropped levels, or new components — before the move happens, not after.
Do you handle the trucking between sites?
We can coordinate transport as part of the project, or work alongside a mover you’ve already hired — either way, we stage and label the disassembled rack so it goes back together correctly at the new site.

Ready to Plan Your Rack Relocation?

Send us your current layout and new building dimensions for a relocation quote — with and without anchor drilling.

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