Pallet Rack Project & Installation Management

It is end-to-end ownership of your rack project: design and space planning, stamped permit drawings, rack procurement and delivery scheduling, installation, and coordination of the sprinkler, electrical, and other trades — all run to a single master schedule by one Alliance project manager. You get one accountable contact nationwide instead of juggling several vendors. Call (240) 269-2216.

Yes — that is the whole point. One project manager owns the schedule, the trades, the permit, and the install, and is your single number to call for status or changes. It eliminates the finger-pointing that happens when the rack supplier, the engineer, and the installers are three separate companies. Alliance is that single point of contact on rack projects nationwide.

Yes. In-rack sprinklers, lighting, and power often have to be installed in a specific sequence relative to the rack — get the order wrong and work has to be redone. We coordinate those trades into the master schedule so each one shows up at the right stage, and so the fire-protection design and the rack layout are approved together. Alliance coordinates these trades on rack projects nationwide.

Yes. For occupied facilities we phase the work zone by zone, scheduling disruptive tasks outside pick hours and keeping forklift lanes clear, so you keep shipping while the project proceeds. The phasing plan is built into the schedule from the start. Alliance phases rack installs for occupied facilities nationwide.

By sequencing the long-lead items first — permits and rack fabrication — and tracking them against a master schedule, so nothing waits on a surprise. Scope and pricing are defined up front as line items, change orders are documented, and a single manager catches conflicts between trades before they become delays or cost overruns. Alliance manages rack projects this way nationwide.

For a simple drop-and-install of a few bays, often the install service alone is enough. Project management earns its keep when there are permits, multiple trades, tight timelines, or a live operation to work around — which is most distribution-center and facility-expansion projects. Alliance will tell you honestly which your project needs. Call (240) 269-2216.