Addison's industrial base runs on mid-sized buildings serving manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors across DuPage County. Those buildings usually have decent clear height and a floor plan that has been rearranged more than once as the business changed. What gets lost along the way is a coherent storage plan, and the symptom is inventory nobody can find quickly. Rebuilding the layout around your current SKU profile recovers both space and time. Send dimensions and pallet counts and we will map what the building holds.
Free warehouse needs analysis. Free CAD layout. Delivery and installation by our own crews across Addison and the surrounding Chicagoland market.
Buildings that have grown piecemeal often hold three or four generations of shelving and racking mixed together, with inconsistent bay sizes and levels set at different heights.
Standardizing pays off immediately. When bay widths and beam elevations follow one plan, pallets go anywhere, counts get faster, and adding capacity later is a matter of extending a row rather than redesigning the floor.
We can usually reuse serviceable components in that rebuild, which keeps cost down. Addison is a short run from our Westmont warehouse, so delivery, installation, and follow-up service all stay on a local schedule.
The free warehouse needs analysis comes first. Send building dimensions, clear height, obstruction elevations, pallet sizes and weights, forklift type, and how many positions you need now and in the next year or two. We return a CAD layout with bay sizing, aisle widths, beam levels, and pallet position totals plus a line-item quote.
System selection reflects your mix. Selective pallet racking is the default where SKU counts are high. Push back adds depth for the items you hold in volume. Pallet flow enforces rotation where dating matters. Carton flow supports case picking, and cantilever carries long material. Where existing components can be reused, we note that in the quote instead of quietly replacing them.
Standard frames, beams, and decking usually ship within 48 hours, and installation in Addison generally runs one to four weeks. Our crews handle new installs, expansions, teardowns, and relocations, anchoring and leveling every frame and installing decking and protection as specified. After the system is live, we stay available for parts, added beam levels, and layout adjustments as the business changes.
These are the systems that come up most often in local buildings. We carry the full range, and the layout tells us which combination earns its place on your floor.
Selective pallet racking is the most widely used warehouse racking system, providing direct and individual access to each pallet position. This pallet rack system is ideal for warehouses requiring immediate access to all SKUs without moving other pallets.
Push back pallet rack systems utilize nested carts on inclined rails, allowing pallets to be stored 2-6 deep from a single aisle. This industrial pallet racking solution maximizes warehouse space while maintaining selectivity.
Pallet flow rack systems use gravity-fed rollers to move pallets from the loading end to the picking end, ensuring perfect FIFO inventory rotation. This industrial warehouse racking is ideal for date-sensitive products.
Not sure which one fits? See recent pallet rack installations or request a free warehouse consultation. If you also operate near Carol Stream or Elk Grove Village, we can plan both buildings on one layout.
Send the basics and we will come back with a layout, a pallet position count, and a full price. Prefer to talk it through? Call (312) 815-2445.
Many operations run more than one building. We deliver and install pallet rack systems across the same corridors, so a second site can be planned on the same visit to the drawing board.
Free layout, free pallet position count, and a straight answer on lead time.
