Racking System
Moving Services

Careful handling and reinstallation of your industrial racking, throughout Quebec.

An intervention tailored to your reality

Moving racking requires tracking, packaging, and reassembly with a clear understanding of the new setting.

Moving a storage system combines several decisions: what to reuse, what needs replacing, the new layout, truck access, the schedule, and resuming operations. A structured approach prevents material from arriving at the new site with no plan or reference points.

Agir Installation can support you through every step of the project: inventory, teardown sequence, component preparation, transfer coordination, and reinstallation according to the confirmed conditions of the new site.

What our team can assess with you

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Initial inventory and understanding of the systems to be transferred

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Preparation of a teardown sequence compatible with your schedule

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Sorting, labelling, and packaging of components to ease relocation

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Coordination of reinstallation according to the new layout and confirmed scope of work

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Review of items to adjust: components, protection, levels, anchors, or documentation

Your next step

Prepare your next site

Share information about both locations and your planned timeline. We’ll help you structure the project.

Scope, timeline, and technical requirements are confirmed after assessing your project.

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Keep track of the material

Labelling and packaging make reassembling each zone at the new site easier.

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Connect the old and new site

A move becomes an opportunity to revisit the layout, workflow, and actual needs.

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Prepare for the restart

A well-thought-out schedule helps coordinate zones, teams, and commissioning.

Intervention scenarios

Examples to help you picture it

These scenarios illustrate the situations we regularly assess. Each intervention is tailored to the system, the condition of the components, and your operations.

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Vue aérienne de semi-remorques alignés dans des quais de chargement d’un entrepôt

Illustrative example

Transfer to a larger warehouse

Illustrative scenario: dismantling an existing system, preparing the components, and reassembling them under a new layout.

Allée centrale d'un entrepôt avec rayonnages industriels remplis de palettes et boîtes emballées

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Phased relocation

Illustrative scenario: coordinating storage zones to sequence the transfer according to operational priorities.

Entrepôt lumineux avec rangées d'étagères et bacs jaunes remplis de cartons et colis

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New site, new needs

Illustrative scenario: reusing existing components combined with configuration and protection adjustments.

Our approach

A clear mandate, from assessment to completion

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Take inventory and decide

We identify which components to transfer, replace, store, or have assessed.

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Plan the move

Schedule, access, zones, transport, and the new layout are discussed.

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Dismantle and prepare

Components are removed and packaged according to the project scope.

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Reinstall and commission

The system is reassembled according to the confirmed conditions at the new site, and any items needing follow-up are identified.

Preparing your request

The information that speeds up a useful assessment

You don’t need everything on hand. These details simply help us better understand your environment and guide you faster.

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Address and characteristics of the departure and arrival sites

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Plan or dimensions of the new site, if available

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Approximate list of systems, bays, and accessories to be transferred

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Moving schedule and critical dates for your operations

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New needs: capacity, traffic flow, protection, or order preparation

FAQ

Answers before planning your project

Your warehouse situation is unique. These answers help you prepare a more complete request; an assessment then confirms the scope of work.

Transfer coordination can be included in the scope depending on the mandate’s needs. Responsibilities, access, and transport conditions are confirmed before work begins.
Reuse potential depends on the condition of the components, their compatibility with the new layout, and the needs of the new site. An inventory helps determine this.
A clear plan or layout is helpful for organizing reassembly, traffic flow, and functional zones. The new site’s needs are reviewed from the outset.
Yes, if a compatible and validated solution is identified. A move can be an opportunity to add bays, levels, protection, or accessories.
The sequence, transfer priorities, and work zones are planned with you. The approach depends on your operations, inventory, and available access.

Let’s talk about your project

Make your move an opportunity to improve your warehouse.

Let’s discuss the material to transfer, the new site, and the sequence that fits your organization.