Pallet Rack Installation in Las Vegas

Every Rack Type, One Contractor

We install every major type of pallet racking: selective rack, drive-in and drive-through rack, push-back rack, pallet flow (gravity flow), cantilever rack for long or bulky items, and structural rack for heavy-duty applications. Whether you are outfitting a new 10,000-square-foot warehouse or expanding a 200,000-square-foot distribution center, we size the system to your product, your forklifts, and your workflow.

Every installation is designed around your actual operation. We account for pallet sizes, forklift aisle widths, clear heights, sprinkler head clearance, and seismic requirements specific to Clark County. This is not a one-size-fits-all catalog order. It is a system engineered for your building.

Seismic Compliance Is Not Optional in Nevada

Las Vegas sits in a seismically active zone. Clark County and the City of Las Vegas both require pallet rack systems over 8 feet tall to meet specific seismic design standards. Our in-house structural engineer, Bob Sharifi, PE, runs the seismic calculations and produces stamped engineering drawings for every installation that requires them.

This matters because a rack system that is not seismically engineered can fail during an earthquake, creating a life-safety hazard and a massive liability for the building owner. We have seen installations done by out-of-state companies that were never permitted and never engineered for Nevada seismic loads. That is a risk we will never pass on to our customers.

Permitting Handled In-House

Most rack installations over 8 feet in Clark County require a building permit. We handle the entire permitting process, from engineering drawings to building department submissions to fire marshal approvals. Our team knows the local building officials, the submittal requirements, and the inspection process. This saves our customers weeks of confusion and delays.

If your installation also triggers high-pile storage requirements, we coordinate those permits as well. The permitting process is part of our standard service, not an add-on or afterthought.

Industries We Serve

We have installed pallet rack systems for warehousing and distribution, food and beverage storage, cold storage facilities, retail backstock operations, manufacturing plants, automotive parts distributors, and government facilities. If you store product on pallets, we have probably built a system for someone in your industry.

What to Expect: Timeline

A typical installation follows this timeline: 1 to 2 weeks for the site survey and engineering design, 2 to 4 weeks for permitting (depending on the jurisdiction), 1 to 3 weeks for material procurement, and 1 to 2 weeks for installation. Smaller projects can move faster. Larger or more complex installations may take longer. We give you a realistic schedule upfront and keep you updated throughout.