Heavy equipment storage & laydown
Nearly 400,000 square feet of dry storage, plus secure outdoor laydown. Unlike a traditional warehouse, we can take heavy-weight goods — the same equipment that moves your machine unloads it, stores it and delivers it.
Send us the job Call 877-898-4377
Same-day pricing. Give us the details and you get a number back the same day, not in three to five business days.
Pictured: our truck, inside the warehouse — the machine never waits at a dock door.
Most storage space is built for pallets: dock-height freight, warehouse forklifts, and a hard stop at what those can carry. A machine is none of that. Here is how it works when the storage operator is a machinery mover.
Built for pallets
Space is the product. Getting a machine in and out of it is your problem — and usually a second vendor’s invoice.
Built for machines
The storage sits behind a machinery moving contractor. The crew that unloads your equipment is the crew that stores it and brings it back.
The gap in the middle of a relocation is where storage earns its keep.
Production lines rarely move on one clean date. The old plant needs the floor back before the new one is ready, a machine sells before its buyer can take it, or a rebuild opens a hole in the schedule. Short- or long-term equipment storage between decommission and reinstall closes that gap — without adding a second vendor to a move we are already performing.
It pairs the same way with an operated forklift rental or a plant relocation: the machine comes off the line, into storage, and back onto a foundation — handled by one crew the whole way.
What the equipment is, roughly what it weighs, when it arrives and how long it stays — that is enough to start. An equipment list or photos help.
Same-day pricing. Give us the details and you get a number back the same day, not in three to five business days.
Rather talk it through? 877-898-4377 — ask for the planning team.
Nearly 400,000 square feet of dry indoor storage, plus secure outdoor laydown for equipment that suits it. Between the two, capacity is rarely the constraint — send the piece list and we will confirm the fit.
Unlike a traditional warehouse, we take heavy-weight goods — the storage sits behind the same fleet that moves industrial machinery, with a single-lift pick-and-carry of 118,000 pounds. Tell us the piece and its weight, and we will confirm the handling plan rather than quote you a blanket limit.
Within our service area — the Southern Industrial Corridor, South Carolina to Texas, anchored by our shops in Greenville, Georgia and Fort Worth, Texas. Tell us where the equipment is coming from and going to, and we place it where the logistics work best.
Both. Short- or long-term equipment storage between decommission and reinstall is the most common shape — bridging a plant move, a sale, a rebuild or a construction schedule — but standalone storage works the same way.
It is dry indoor storage. If your equipment has specific environmental or protection requirements, put them in the enquiry — we will tell you plainly whether we are the right home for it.
No. This is equipment storage built around industrial moves — machinery, production equipment and project freight held between one floor and the next. If you need pick-and-pack logistics, a 3PL is the right call; if you need a machine received, kept dry and set back on a foundation, that is us.
Yes — that is the point of storing with a machinery moving contractor. One contract can cover the decommission, the move to storage, the time in storage, redelivery and the final set, with millwrights leveling and aligning the machine at destination. One crew, one point of accountability, end to end.