Turnkey dismantling of warehouses
Need to dismantle a warehouse before re-equipment, tenant change, or launching a new business process?
We perform professional dismantling of warehouses of any size and complexity — from partial dismantling of zones to complete dismantling of the premises.
We work taking into account loads, load-bearing structures, and engineering systems — without the risk of damage and downtime. We dismantle:
shelving systems and mezzanines
metal structures and partitions
concrete and brick elements
floors (screed, industrial coatings)
lighting, ventilation, cable routes
gates, ramps, technical equipment
As a result, you get a completely cleaned room - ready for reconstruction or rental.
What warehouses do we dismantle?
We work with different types of warehouse and logistics facilities. We take into account the specifics of each type - from floor loads to storage type and engineering infrastructure.
Not only the area of the warehouse is important, but also its functional purpose. For example, dismantling in a classic warehouse with pallet storage is significantly different from work in cold storage or automated logistics facilities.
Logistics warehouses
Dismantling of storage areas, racks, loading systems.
Class A, B, C warehouses
Taking into account building standards and landlord requirements.
Production and warehouse premises
Dismantling of equipment, technical areas and engineering systems.
Cold storage facilities
Careful dismantling of sandwich panels and insulation systems.
Old warehouse complexes
Complete dismantling of structures for reconstruction or demolition.
Engineering preparation before work
A warehouse is not just a building. It is a structure, a load, and an engineering. Therefore, before dismantling, we conduct a technical audit. Before starting work, we conduct an audit of the facility and form a clear dismantling plan, taking into account all risks.
What does the preparation include:
1. Structural analysis
We identify load-bearing and self-supporting elements, fastening nodes, load concentration zones. We assess the condition of metal structures, ceilings and floors to eliminate the risk of deformations or collapses during work. Based on this, we form a safe dismantling sequence - from the upper elements to the base structures.
2. Engineering systems verification
We analyze all active and transit communications: power supply, lighting, ventilation, fire extinguishing systems, signaling, and warehouse automation.
We determine which systems can be turned off and which should remain in operation.
This is especially critical for warehouses that continue to operate during dismantling.
3. Planning stages
We divide the facility into zones and determine the sequence of work. We create a schedule taking into account logistics processes, movement of goods, and personnel work.
If necessary, we integrate dismantling into night shifts or “windows” between warehouse loads.
This approach allows for dismantling to be performed as a controlled process, rather than chaotic work — without accidents, without business interruption, and without unforeseen costs.
Works without stopping the warehouse
We divide the warehouse into isolated areas and carry out the dismantling sequentially. This allows us to maintain the operability of other areas and not block the entire facility.
We plan noisy or critical work during periods of minimal warehouse load so as not to affect core business operations.
We install physical barriers, signaling elements, and clear zoning. This eliminates the intersection of dismantling with warehouse work processes.
We use tools with dust extraction, local shelters, and phased dismantling without shock loads where it is critical.
We organize safe traffic routes, briefings and access control to the work area. All processes comply with safety regulations.
How long does it take to dismantle a warehouse?
The terms depend on the area of the object, the number of structures and the complexity of engineering systems. We always estimate the scope of work in advance and give a realistic schedule without delays.
| Warehouse area | Estimated dismantling time |
|---|---|
| up to 200 m² | 1–2 days |
| 200–500 m² | 2–4 days |
| 500–1000 m² | 4–7 days |
How much does it cost to dismantle a warehouse?
The cost is calculated individually - depending on the type of structures, the complexity of dismantling and the conditions at the site. After the inspection, you will receive a fixed estimate without hidden costs.
| Service | Price from UAH |
|---|---|
| Turnkey warehouse dismantling | Price is negotiable |
| Dismantling of racks | Price is negotiable |
| Dismantling of metal structures | Price is negotiable |
Why businesses trust us with warehouse dismantling
Professional experience
We specialize in dismantling warehouse complexes of any complexity: from small terminals to multi-thousand-unit distribution centers.
Dismantling without stopping logistics
We understand how important it is to maintain continuity of supply. We carry out work in stages, minimizing the impact on your workflows and warehouse infrastructure.
Security at the facility
We strictly adhere to occupational safety standards when working at height, with oversized racking systems and lifting equipment.
Transparency of calculations
We fix the cost of dismantling immediately after the engineering audit. You are insured against unforeseen costs or price changes during the work.
Full turnkey cycle
From dismantling racks and equipment to sorting, waste removal and cleaning the area, you get a clean space, completely ready for further use or rental.
Frequently asked questions
Can dismantling be performed while the warehouse is operating?
Yes. We break down work into stages and work without stopping processes.
Do you dismantle the racks for reuse?
Yes, we can perform careful dismantling with preservation.
Is garbage removal included in the price?
If necessary, it is included in the estimate.
Do you work with large objects?
Yes, we take on objects from small warehouses to large logistics complexes.