NAS Group of Companies
High-angle view of an industrial warehouse installation site featuring boom lifts, forklifts, and disassembled materials during a custom warehouse racking solution relocation.

Services We Offer

Pallet Rack Relocation

Your Solution for Safe and Efficient Racking Assembly

When the time comes to expand or relocate, managing your racking facility with precision and care is essential. The NAS Group offers comprehensive services for the teardown, repair, and reinstallation of your existing racking system. Our expertise in designing and reconfiguring racking spaces ensures that your move maximizes both space and productivity in your new location.

Relocation Experts

Specializing in pallet rack dismantling and installation, our experienced crew uses the right tools and knowledge to prevent damage and maintain safety certifications. We assess and address any potential damage that could impact load capacities, ensuring your racking system remains safe and efficient after relocation.

Safety & Compliance

Relocated racks require thorough inspection by a qualified engineer to verify safe load capacities and compliance with legal certifications. We offer engineer-certified rack repairs and drawing services, alongside damage repair and replacement services, ensuring your system meets all safety standards.

Rack Recertification

Before making any changes to your pallet rack system, consult with our experts. Even minor adjustments can affect load capacities and safety certifications. We ensure compliance with all applicable provincial requirements, including PSR and manufacturer certification, and provide professional recertification for safe use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do relocated or reconfigured racking systems require new engineering certifications?
Yes. Under Canadian structural and safety regulations, moving a racking system to a new facility, or significantly changing its layout in an existing one, legally alters its load-bearing characteristics. Relocated racks must be inspected by a qualified engineer to verify safe load capacities, generate updated layout drawings, and issue new safety compliance certifications for the new space.
How do you handle damaged or worn components discovered during a teardown?
During the dismantling phase, our experienced crews conduct a thorough physical audit of every beam, upright, and safety component. Any pieces showing signs of forklift impact, fatigue, or structural deflection are flagged. We then engineer matching certified repairs or supply factory-direct replacement components to ensure the reinstalled system is completely safe and robust.
Can you help us optimize or expand our layout during the relocation process?
Absolutely. A relocation is the ideal time to audit your operational workflow. Our in-house design and engineering teams can analyze your new facility's dimensions and ceiling clearance to reconfigure your existing steel. We can integrate new Rollformed, Structural, or high-density components to maximize your new cubic footprint and increase pallet counts.
What logistical steps are taken to minimize warehouse downtime during a move?
We treat rack relocation as a highly coordinated, phased project. Our project managers map out a timeline that coordinates the teardown, transport, and reinstallation in stages. This phased approach allows you to systematically transfer inventory from the old facility to the new one, preventing total operational shutdowns and protecting your supply chain.

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