Installation, by our own crew.
Salaried installers — not day-rate contractors. CSA A344-17 aligned, anchor-tested, signed install certificate on every project. Standard install rate: 15–20 bays per day.
In-house installation, from delivery to walk-through.
Most rack installs go wrong at one of three points: footplates that don't align with the slab, anchor bolts that aren't to depth, or beam connectors that aren't safety-pinned. Our crew owns all three.
Our installers are salaried 416 employees, not day-rate sub-contractors. Same crew every project, same standards, same accountability. They unload the truck, set the frames, level the footplates, drill and torque the anchors, install the beams, lock the safety pins, and hand you a signed install certificate.
We schedule installs to your operations — off-peak, after-hours, or weekend if your throughput can't take a daytime interruption. Standard install rate is 15–20 bays/day for selective racking with a 2–3 person crew. Heavier structural systems run 8–12 bays/day with a 4–6 person crew.
Four steps. No surprises.
Pre-install walk
Site visit 5–7 days before install. Confirm slab condition, ceiling height, sprinkler clearance, electrical conflicts.
Delivery & staging
Steel delivered to your dock. Frames + beams + accessories staged by bay sequence so install flows without re-handling.
Install & anchor
Frames set, footplates leveled, anchors drilled to manufacturer-spec depth, torque-tested. Beams locked with safety pins.
Sign-off walk-through
Joint walk-through with your warehouse manager. Signed install certificate handed over. Load capacity placards installed.
What you get, in your hands.
Signed Install Certificate
Every frame, every anchor, every beam connection documented. Includes torque readings + slab-confirmation photos. Insurance-carrier ready.
Load Capacity Placards
CSA A344-17 required. Posted at the end of every aisle with rated capacity per beam pair + per frame. Permanent, weather-resistant.
Anchor-Bolt Torque Log
Manufacturer-spec embedment depth + torque readings for every anchor. Insurance carriers require this after any forklift incident.
As-Built CAD Drawing
Native DWG file documenting the final installed layout. Useful for future inspections + insurance + warehouse-manager handoff.
Aligned with Ontario's current standards.
CSA A344-17
Industrial steel storage racks. Our installation methodology cross-references the relevant clauses for anchor placement, frame plumb tolerances, and beam connector locking.
MLITSD Bill 41
Working for Workers Four Act 2024. Documented installation records are part of the corporate due-diligence chain employers rely on to limit OHSA liability.
Ministry of Labour Approved
Every installer carries current Working at Heights certification. Required for any work over 3 metres.
Compliance & Industry Alignment
- CSA A344-17 — User Guide for Steel Storage Racks.
- ANSI MH16.1 — Pallet Rack Design Standard.
- WSIB Insured — Workplace coverage in good standing.
- MLITSD-Ready — Inspection reports formatted for filing.
- Bill 41 Compliant — Ontario construction reform updates.
Systems we most often work with.
Questions we hear most.
Can you install racking we bought from someone else?
Yes. Most of our installs are on systems we supplied, but we'll install any major manufacturer's rack — Ridg-U-Rak, Steel King, Interlake Mecalux, Frazier, Mecalux. We'll work from the manufacturer's spec sheet and apply the same install methodology.
How quickly can you start an install?
Standard scheduling is 2–3 weeks out. If you have a pressing deadline (lease expiry, ops launch, peak season), we can usually accommodate a 5–7 day rush with after-hours or weekend crew at a 15–20% premium.
Do you install after-hours or weekends?
Yes — and often it's the better choice. Active warehouses lose less productivity if installs happen after 18:00 or on Saturdays. Premium for after-hours is 15%, weekends 25%.
Are anchor-bolt torque readings really needed?
Yes. Insurance carriers increasingly require torque logs after any forklift incident, and CSA A344-17 references manufacturer-spec embedment as a structural integrity baseline. We log every anchor as standard practice.
A racking aisle in motion.
Stock warehouse footage — real 416 install footage lands with the photoshoot.
Have a project ready to install? We can be on-site in 2–3 weeks.
Salaried in-house crew, anchor-tested and torque-logged, signed install certificate on every project. Off-peak, after-hours, or weekend scheduling to fit your operations.
60 seconds · no obligation · across the GTA · (647) 692-4416