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Warehouse relocation services across Oregon, Washington, California and beyond: racking taken down, moved, re-laid out and reinstalled, row by row.

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“We were looking to liquidate a good amount of pallet racking from our warehouse and between our first contact and our warehouse being cleared of our racking, barely a week had passed!”

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What a racking relocation includes

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Taken down and labelled

Every part counted, labelled and strapped, so nothing goes missing.

Pallet rack beams taken down, stacked and strapped for transport
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Hauled to the new site

Loaded, strapped and delivered to match the install plan.

Pallet rack frames stacked and strapped on a flatbed
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Laid out for the new building

A new layout drawn around its columns, doors and sprinklers.

Rack layout drawing for the new building, with every row placed before the move
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Reinstalled and anchored

Plumb, anchored to the new slab, load signs posted.

Pallet racking rows reinstalled and anchored in the new building

How it works

Day 1

Tell us both addresses

Your part: the current and new building, your move date, and what racking you have.

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Plan and quote

We walk both buildings, draw the new layout and plan the move in phases.

Move days

Moved row by row

We take down, haul and reinstall a few rows at a time, so stock keeps moving.

Last day

Walk-through, keys back

You check the new racking with us; the old building is left clear.

Your total effort: one call, two walk-throughs.

Moved to code, checked before reuse

Permit drawings for the new building: high-piled storage plan and rack elevation with anchor detail, stamped approved
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Inspected before reuse

Every frame and beam checked; damaged parts replaced, not moved.

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A new permit for the new building

Permits don’t transfer. We prepare and file it for the new site.

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Anchored to the new slab

Base plates anchored to the seismic rules where you are.

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Load signs posted

Capacities posted again in the new building before it’s loaded.

When racking has to move

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You’re moving to a bigger building

Your racking moves with you, laid out to fit the new space. Starting from scratch? See our warehouse layout design.

Tall pallet racking in a larger warehouse building
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Your lease is ending

We take the racking down and clear it out by the date. Not taking it with you? We can buy it.

Pallet rack frames loaded on a trailer, hauled out of the old site
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You’re combining two sites

Racking from both buildings, re-laid out as one, with the extra bought back or reused.

Racking frames and beams arriving on a flatbed at the combined site

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Warehouse relocation FAQ

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How much does it cost to move warehouse racking?

It depends on how much racking you have, how tall it is, the distance between buildings and how the move is phased. Send both addresses and a rough count of rows or bays, and we’ll send a free quote.

Can we keep shipping during the move?

Yes. We move the racking a few rows at a time: rows come down in the old building, go up in the new one, and stock follows. Part of your operation is always running.

Can our old racking be reused in the new building?

Usually, yes. We check every part before it’s moved; anything damaged is replaced rather than reinstalled. If the new building needs a different layout, we draw it around the racking you already own.

Do we need a new permit for the new building?

Yes. A permit covers one building, so the new site needs its own review. We prepare and file the high pile storage permit as part of the move.

How long does a warehouse move take?

It depends on how much racking there is and how the move is phased around your operation. We plan the dates with you up front, so you know when each part of the building will be ready.

What happens to racking we don’t need?

We can buy it. Leftover racking from the old building can be sold to us instead of moved or scrapped.

Do you move our inventory too?

We move the racking and plan the order of the move, so your team or your mover can bring stock across row by row as each section is ready.

Will the racking be inspected before it goes back up?

Yes. Every frame and beam is checked when it comes down, and the reinstalled racking is walked with you before it’s loaded. For a full written report, add a pallet rack inspection.

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Send both addresses and what racking you have. We take it from there.

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Moved row by row, so you keep shipping

Racking you don’t need, bought back

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Warehouse relocation in Oregon, Washington, California and beyond

Lenokers provides warehouse relocation services as part of our pallet racking services, for warehouses across Oregon, Washington, California and beyond, from our base in Portland. A warehouse move is mostly a racking move: the steel has to come down, travel, and go back up in a building with different columns, doors and sprinklers, while orders keep shipping. We plan and do that part, start to finish.

How to move a warehouse without stopping

The safest way to move a working warehouse is in phases. The new layout is drawn and the permit filed first. Then a few rows come down in the old building and go up in the new one, stock follows, and the next rows move. At every step, part of the operation is running, and the last day ends with the old building empty and the new one signed off.

Phased warehouse move in four steps: new layout and permit, first rows moved while shipping continues, the rest moved row by row, new building anchored and signed off Phased warehouse move in four steps

Moving pallet racking: what happens to the steel

Racking is taken down top to bottom, and every frame, beam and accessory is counted, labelled and strapped. Damaged parts are set aside and replaced, not reinstalled. In the new building the frames are set to the new layout, anchored to the slab and checked for plumb, the beams go back with their safety locks, and load signs are posted again. It’s the same work as a pallet rack installation, with the steel you already own.

Warehouse relocation checklist

3 months out: measure the new building (clear height, columns, doors, sprinklers) and draw the new warehouse layout design.
2 months out: file the permit for the new building; decide what racking moves, what gets added and what gets sold.
1 month out: set the move phases and dates with your team and your mover.
Move days: racking moves row by row; stock follows each finished section.
Last day: walk the new racking, post load signs, and leave the old building clear.

Reuse, add or sell

Most racking can move with you, but the new building rarely matches the old one. We work out what fits, what needs adding to fill the new space, and what’s left over. Leftovers don’t have to be scrapped: we buy used racking.

A new building means a new permit

High-pile and racking permits don’t transfer between buildings. The new site needs its own review, often with new seismic anchoring and fire code checks. We prepare the high pile storage permit package alongside the layout, so the racking can go up as soon as it arrives.