Warehouse Racking in Sierra Vista, AZ
Warehouse racking in Sierra Vista, AZ mostly supports defense contractors and government suppliers working with Fort Huachuca. Pallet racks and secure shelving for equipment, spares and electronics fill buildings that run 20–24 ft clear.
Most jobs mix pallet storage with locked or caged parts areas.
Defense-Contractor Parts Storage
Fort Huachuca houses the Army Intelligence Center, NETCOM and the Electronic Proving Ground, and oversees more than 5.5 million SF of facilities focused on UAS, military intelligence and cyber missions. Contractors supporting that work store cases, spares and test equipment.
Parts areas get shelving and wire-decked rack, often inside a caged or partitioned section. Heavier crates go on selective pallet racks on the open floor.

Pallet Racks for 20–24 ft Clear Buildings
Typical buildings here are smaller warehouses of 18,000–20,000 SF with 20–24 ft clear and fenced storage yards. At that height, three or four beam levels plus the floor is usual.
We set beam elevations to the tallest load on each level and plan aisles for the counterbalance trucks most tenants run. Every level gets a load plaque.
Industry Dr and Crossroads Commerce Center
Industrial space concentrates along Industry Dr off the Highway 90 bypass, including the Crossroads Commerce Center business park. Soldier Creek Business Park, a block from the main gate, serves defense contractors and federal agencies.
Smaller 1,000–5,000 SF shop suites suit moving and storage companies and contractors. Those get small-bay rack, shelving and sometimes cantilever in the yard.
Quote and Installation in Cochise County
Send pallet sizes, heaviest loads, clear height and a floor plan, and we return a CAD layout and itemized quote. Rack goes in with experienced installation crews we schedule and manage, anchored to the floor, during regular weekday hours.
Neighboring Huachuca City and Benson are covered too. Contractors moving between buildings can use our warehouse relocation service.
Laying Out Pallet Racks and Secure Shelving Together
Contractor buildings often hold two kinds of inventory: palletized equipment and small, controlled parts. We zone them separately on the drawing.
The open floor gets selective rack with beam levels set to the tallest crates. A caged or partitioned area gets shelving and wire-decked rack, with a single entry point.
Aisles are set for the counterbalance trucks most tenants run here, roughly 12–13 ft. If you run a reach truck, the aisles tighten and positions go up.
In a 20–24 ft clear building, beam elevations are planned around the lowest truss and lights. That usually means three or four levels plus the floor.
Every layout comes with position counts and an itemized quote with lead time confirmed. Our 48-hour quick ship program for standard pallet rack components covers the usual teardrop sizes.
Fenced Yards and Long Equipment
Many Industry Dr buildings come with fenced storage yards. Long equipment, antenna masts and pipe go on cantilever there, with arms sized to the longest piece.
We plan outdoor runs for the sun and monsoon storms, and leave clear lanes for trucks and trailers. Installs run Monday through Friday and start early in the summer months.
Government-supply tenants often audit inventory by location. Bay and level labels go on at install, matched to the numbering on the drawing, so counts line up with your system from day one.
Warehouse Pallet Racks We Supply Here
Request a Layout for Your Building
Call (520) 335-3953 or use the form.
Contractor Storage Questions
Organize Spares and Equipment
Free layout. Itemized quote.