For many growing businesses, the first response to a crowded warehouse is to look for more square footage. Storage Equipment Systems is helping Phoenix-area companies take a closer look at the space they already have before considering a costly move or expansion.
Unused vertical space, inefficient aisle placement, outdated racking, and poor inventory flow can reduce usable capacity inside an otherwise functional facility. Storage Equipment Systems works with businesses to evaluate those limitations and identify practical ways to improve storage density, accessibility, and workflow.
Rather than focusing on equipment alone, the company approaches warehouse projects through layout planning, engineering, equipment selection, permitting, installation, and ongoing service.
Looking Up Before Looking Out
Warehouse capacity is not always limited by floor area.
High ceilings, underused wall space, wide aisles, and poorly configured storage zones can create opportunities to increase usable capacity without changing the building footprint.
Depending on the facility, that may involve pallet racking, shelving, mezzanines, vertical lift modules, conveyors, modular work areas, or a combination of systems designed around the business’s inventory and material flow.
Storage Equipment Systems begins by reviewing factors such as available floor and vertical space, existing equipment, inventory requirements, traffic patterns, product access, and operational challenges.
That information can then be used to develop a layout that makes better use of the facility while keeping safety and day-to-day operations in mind.
From Layout Concept to Installation
Warehouse redesign projects can involve more than choosing racks or shelving.
Storage Equipment Systems provides custom warehouse drawings, design and engineering, permit assistance, equipment sourcing, installation, repairs, and project consultation. The company uses in-house installation professionals and factory-trained service technicians rather than relying on day labor crews for installation work.
This allows businesses to coordinate more of the project through one provider, from the initial layout through equipment installation and future service.
The company also maintains a large inventory of new and used warehouse equipment at its Phoenix facility, including pallet racks, shelving, conveyors, dock equipment, material handling products, and other storage systems.
For businesses facing immediate storage needs, stocked equipment may be available for pickup or delivery within 24 to 48 hours.
Designing Around How the Business Actually Operates
Increasing capacity is only useful if employees can still move products safely and efficiently.
Storage Equipment Systems considers how inventory enters the facility, where it is stored, how frequently it is accessed, and how workers and equipment move through the space before recommending a storage configuration.
The company works with businesses ranging from local operations to larger industrial and commercial facilities, providing solutions for warehouses, distribution environments, self-storage operations, manufacturing facilities, and other commercial spaces.
In some cases, better storage density can free up space for additional inventory. In others, redesigned layouts may create room for work areas, modular offices, equipment, or future growth without immediately adding building square footage.
Businesses considering a warehouse redesign can request a free facility evaluation to identify opportunities within their current space.
Storage Equipment Systems can be reached at (602) 269-1188 or storageequipmentsystems.com.
About Storage Equipment Systems
Storage Equipment Systems, Inc. has provided warehouse storage, material handling, and facility solutions since 1982. Based in Phoenix, Arizona, the company serves businesses across the United States with warehouse design, engineering, equipment, permitting, installation, repairs, and ongoing support.
Storage Equipment Systems supplies pallet racking, shelving, conveyors, mezzanines, vertical storage systems, dock equipment, modular offices, material handling equipment, and other warehouse solutions. The company is licensed, bonded, and insured, with in-house design, engineering, and installation capabilities.
Media Contact
Storage Equipment Systems, Inc.
Jim Radzik, President and CEO
1475 E Elwood St
Phoenix, AZ 85040
Phone: (602) 269-1188
Email: sales@sesmh.com
Website: storageequipmentsystems.com
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