we buy used racking

Racking you no longer load still holds part of what you paid for it, and our offer covers taking it down.

Someone has to put a price on the steel that's left and take it down, often before a date you didn't pick.

A lease end or a closing sets the day, and the racking has to be down and gone before it.

A redesign can leave whole runs of uprights and beams that don't fit the new plan.

If nobody in the building has sold used racking before, there's no number to hold a first offer against.

what the offer is built on

Walk the racking with these four in mind and you'll see what moves the number before we visit.

A brand plenty of warehouses already run is easier for us to resell, and that shows in the number.

A bent upright or a dented beam lowers the offer on the bay it sits in.

Racking that still has its load charts and drawings is worth more than the same steel without them.

Long runs of matching bays bring more per bay than a pile of mixed styles and loose parts.

Taking the racking down and hauling it out are part of the same offer.

Your photos and a rough bay count tell us what to plan for on the visit.

We walk the racking with you and count what's there.

You get one offer for the whole system.

We dismantle the system and truck it away on the days we book with you.

We dismantle the system and truck it away on the days we booked with you.

Before you sell, check whether the next building could use what you already own.

If it fits the new floor, we take it down here and reinstall it there.

If it won't fit the new floor, new and used racking for the next building can come from us.

A rep calls to book a time on site, and the offer comes after the walk-through.