Project Management Around Houston

Scheduling, coordination of the other trades (sprinkler, electrical, concrete and the equipment deliveries), permit tracking with each city or county involved, daily supervision on site, safety oversight, progress reporting, change-order control and closeout. You deal with one person instead of five subcontractors.

Yes. Most of the job is exactly that: aligning the rack with the GC’s schedule, the sprinkler contractor’s heads and drops, the electrician’s lighting, and any slab repair. We attend the project meetings and keep the rack scope tied into the wider construction program.

Yes. In an occupied building we install by aisle or quadrant while the rest keeps working. The phasing is agreed with your operations lead so pick faces, dock doors and shipping lanes stay usable, and night or weekend work is scheduled where the operation needs it.

An install contract covers the rack. Project management also covers the related trades and permits, gives your leadership regular progress reports, controls scope changes, and ends with one closeout file — capacity documents, permit sign-offs, warranties and as-built drawings. The larger and more multi-trade the job, the more it pays to have one owner of the schedule.

H-Town Pallet Racking manages rack projects from first layout to final inspection: design, engineering, permits with each reviewing office, trade coordination, phased installation and closeout documents under one contract. We are backed by Alliance Material Handling, Inc., which has been equipping warehouses since 1955.