Not all moving companies move warehouses. It can be a critical task to your operation that requires planning, experience, and a skilled labor force. D Moving has all of the necessary resources to complete the task with minimal downtime.

• Warehouse layout planning
• Forklift moving
• Forklift driver services
• Palletizing services
• Heavy equipment rigging
• Final clean service

1. Plan move with warehouse manager. Locate critical and potentially time consuming tasks and start planning with these tasks in mind up front. These critical tasks include large equipment relocation, 3rd party leased equipment movement, and mission critical equipment movement (forklifts for instance). Then, discuss racking movement, layout, and possible upgrade/trade in. Many times, racking companies will buy back used equipment making it cost effective to buy new racking and move goods directly onto new installed racking rather than handle goods twice to allow existing racking to be moved.

2. Palletize and shrink wrap all goods - in a warehouse move, the more items that are palletized the faster the process can flow. Not everything has to be on pallets... but it can help. Moves of substantial volume will have a fork lift available at both the origin and destination facilities for the relocation.

3. Move and stage pallets - Pallets will be organized, moved, and staged based on the plan developed before the move. This will maximize efficiency which is critical to making a warehouse move go smoothly.

4. Move and install racking - once all palletized goods are out of the way, installers can breakdown and move all racking. Obviously, the planning time spent helps tremendously with this step as all pallets will be staged out of the way of where racking needs to be installed.

5. Place staged pallets on racking - this final step is what makes your warehouse run like a well organized machine by the time we are done. Every pallet should have a home and the aisle ways clear and ready for business.