Pallet Rack Relocation

Yes, in most cases. Moving pallet racking to a new facility, or significantly changing its layout in your current one, can change its load-bearing capacity. Relocated racks need a new engineering sign-off before they're put back into service, such as a Pre-Start Health and Safety Review (PSR) in Ontario or stamped structural drawings by a local P.Eng. in other provinces, along with updated layout drawings and capacity plaques for the new configuration. NAS Group coordinates this engineering review as part of every relocation project.

Damaged components are flagged and either repaired or replaced before reinstallation. During teardown, NAS Group's crews inspect every beam, upright, and safety component for signs of forklift impact, fatigue, or deflection. NAS Group then provides engineer-approved repairs or factory-direct replacement parts so the reinstalled system is safe to use.

Yes, and a relocation is one of the best times to do it. NAS Group's in-house design and engineering teams can review your new facility's dimensions and ceiling clearance, then reconfigure your existing racking to fit. They can also add new Roll Formed, Structural, or high-density components to make better use of your space and increase pallet positions.

The best way to minimize downtime is to relocate your racking in phases. NAS Group's project managers build a timeline that stages the teardown, transport, and reinstallation, so you can move inventory gradually from your old facility to your new one instead of shutting down operations completely.

NAS Group coordinates the transport of your disassembled racking as part of the relocation project. Components are protected in transit, and deliveries are scheduled to match the reinstallation timeline at your new facility.