Stein Service & Supply
Our Process
Our turnkey warehouse solutions include everything from space planning to material acquisition and permitting.
How a Project Runs, Start to Finish
One team handles every step, from the first consultation to the final inspection. As the largest stocking distributor of warehouse storage and material handling equipment in the Southeast, we keep your project cost-effective and on schedule.
It starts with a consultation to understand your storage needs. With 25+ years of experience, we can handle projects of any size and scope, from start to finish.
We gather facility drawings or measure the space for you. From there, we create a cost-efficient storage system, complete with AutoCAD drawings, that maximizes your space.
Warehouse DesignAs a licensed general contractor, we handle the whole permitting process: structural drawings, site visits, the application, review, and inspections.
PermittingLong-term relationships with multiple equipment vendors give us quick access to materials for every kind of project, from pallet rack systems and modular offices to storage bins.
Warehouse EquipmentOur project manager works from the plan you approved. They coordinate and oversee every part of the install so it goes smoothly and finishes on time.
Warehouse InstallationWhy One Team Matters
Most warehouse projects stall in the handoffs: the designer blames the installer, the installer blames the permit, and you make the phone calls. Our process closes those gaps.
One Point of Contact
A project manager owns your job from the first walkthrough to the final inspection. You always know who to call, and they always know where your project stands.
Licensed General Contractor
We are a licensed GC. The same company that draws your layout can provide stamped structural drawings, pull the permit, and sign off on the work. One installer is responsible for the anchoring, the plumb, the permit and the inspection.
Materials in Stock
As the largest stocking distributor in the Southeast, most items ship from our own inventory. You are not waiting on factory lead times, and the permit review can run while materials are already on the way.
What It Looks Like on a Real Job
A large utility company hired us to combine three warehouses into one new 32,000 sq. ft. building. We fit 35,000 sq. ft. of existing material into it. We started the design while the concrete floor was still curing, permitted the plan, and installed as soon as the building could take it. The full install took about three months, and the job was approved on the customer’s schedule.
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Stein Service & Supply has assisted hundreds of customers in the selection and design of warehouse storage systems.