Ordering new racking into West Texas means paying for freight and waiting on it. Used pallet racking from local stock skips both. You get rated steel on your floor in days, at a fraction of the price, with the same capacity it had when it was new.
Used steel does not get weaker because it is old. It gets weaker when it is hit, bent, overloaded, or rusted. That is exactly what we inspect for, and why every used pallet rack we sell comes with documented capacities.
Supply in this market follows the rig count. When activity slows, yards close and good racking comes back to market. When activity climbs, it disappears fast. If you can plan ahead, buying during a slowdown is one of the smartest moves a Permian business can make.
Selling instead of buying? Clearing a building? We purchase racking too, and our crew takes it down.
Call us at (432) 224-0933 or click below for a free estimate.
Stock changes with every closure and installation, so call to confirm current availability. Typical inventory includes.
| Component | Common Sizes | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Teardrop uprights | 36″ and 42″ deep, 8′ to 20′ tall | 42″ depth fits standard 48″ x 40″ pallets |
| Teardrop beams | 96″, 108″, 120″, 144″ long, 3″ to 5″ face | Sold in pairs, capacity set by face and length |
| Wire decking | 42″ x 46″, 42″ x 52″, 36″ x 46″ | Waterfall style, matched to frame depth |
| Starter and add-on bays | Frames, beams and decking | Complete runs ready to install |
| Cantilever columns and arms | Single and double sided | Arms sized to pipe and bar stock bundles |
| Pallet supports and row spacers | Various | For weak pallets and back-to-back runs |
| Drive-in and push-back | Varies by lot | Availability depends on local closures |
We check every component for bends, cracked welds, connector wear, and corrosion before it goes into stock. We repair anything outside ANSI MH16.1 tolerances with engineered parts or scrap it. Call us at (432) 224-0933 or click below for a free estimate.
Used industrial racking prices depend on size, capacity, condition, and quantity. Expect roughly $50 to $100 for a used upright and $20 to $45 for a used beam, depending on length and face height. Complete used starter bays usually cost $250 to $500, and add-on bays cost less because they share an upright with the bay beside them.
Freight is the hidden number in new racking. Shipping new steel into the Permian commonly adds $2,000 to $8,000 to a project before the wait. Local used stock avoids most of that, so the true savings are often bigger than the price tags suggest.
Send us your bay count, upright height, frame depth, and beam length. We will send back itemized pricing the same day.
Secondhand pallet racking is only a good deal if the steel is good. Here is how we make sure it is.
Buying second-hand warehouse racking shouldn’t feel like a gamble. Here is what you get from us.
Our crews set frames plumb before anchoring, seat and lock every beam, and blow out every anchor hole before the anchor goes in. We have built selective, cantilever, and high-density systems in metal buildings and yards across Odessa and Midland. You sign off on a system that matches its drawing.
Every upright, beam, and arm we install carries a published capacity from an established manufacturer, whether it is new or inspected used steel. That means your load plaques are backed by real numbers, and our team is local when you need to change, expand, or repair the system.
