Pallet Racking for Sale throughout the Houston metro

New selective is usually priced per pallet opening, and the total depends on beam length, frame height, capacity and what the permit requires. A building that needs sealed drawings for high-piled storage carries costs a bare parts list leaves out. We price the complete job, design, permit, delivery and install, so the figure you get is the real one. Send us your building dimensions and pallet counts for a free estimate.

New rack is made to order, so timing depends on the manufacturer and the type of system, and specialty systems generally take longer than standard selective. We file the permit while the steel is being produced instead of waiting for delivery, which is usually where the most time can be saved. If the schedule is tight, we will quote inspected used rack next to the new option.

Often it does. Requirements vary by city and county, and storage above the high-piled threshold in the fire code brings extra review of sprinklers and flue spaces. That threshold is lower for high-hazard goods such as stored plastics and resin, which matters for many east-side and Bay Area buildings. We prepare calculations and sealed drawings, file the permit and respond to plan review so it does not land on you mid-project.

Go new when you need a manufacturer warranty, an exact engineered capacity, a specialty layout or a very long service life. Go used when price is the deciding factor and the job is ordinary selective storage, because inspected used rack meets the same ANSI/RMI standard for 40–60% less and is often available sooner. We sell both and will tell you plainly which fits.

Yes. Our own crews install every system we sell across Fort Bend, Brazoria, Montgomery, Harris, Chambers and Galveston counties. That matters for liability as well as convenience: anchoring, plumb and beam-lock engagement are exactly what a later rack inspection checks, and with one company supplying and installing, there is no finger-pointing if something is off.