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Warehousing
At Sullivan Industrial Services, we understand the importance of safeguarding your valuable industrial equipment. We offer secure and reliable warehousing solutions, providing peace of mind while your machinery awaits its next deployment.
Why Choose Sullivan Industrial Services for Warehousing:
- Safe and Secure Facilities:
- Experienced Team:
- Flexible Storage Options
- Convenient Locations
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Are you interested in Sullivan Industrial Services for your machine tool storage? Getting in touch is easy. You can reach us by phone at 203-859-4238 or via email at contact@sullivanindustrialservices.com. Alternatively, you can fill out a form on our website, providing your name, email address, company name, phone number, a brief description of your needs, and the weight/dimensions of the item(s) requiring warehousing. Once we receive your message, we’ll promptly provide you with a quote.
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Rigging, Crating, and Heavy Hauling Across CT & the North East
Sullivan Industrial Services is warehoused in Milford, CT with a second location in Bloomfield, CT, and serves small and large businesses throughout Connecticut and the North East including but not limited to:
Warehousing FAQ’s
What types of large equipment does Sullivan Industrial Services specialize in warehousing?
Sullivan Industrial Services specializes in warehousing sizable industrial machinery, mainly focusing on machine tools used in various manufacturing processes. Tools including but not limited to: Vertical Mills, Horizontal Mills, Grinders, Honing machines, and EDM’s
Are there restrictions on storing temperature-sensitive devices?
While Sullivan Industrial Services aims to expand its future capabilities, it currently needs the infrastructure to store temperature-sensitive devices. This includes:
- Circuit breakers
- Temperature-sensitive machinery
- Medical equipment
The current focus is on storing non-temperature-sensitive industrial and commercial items. However, we are actively improving our services, so checking or contacting us directly for updates on their future capabilities is worth checking.
Can Sullivan Industrial Services handle inventory for shipping purposes?
No, Sullivan Industrial Services does not handle inventory for shipping purposes. While we can provide warehousing for your non-temperature-sensitive manufacturing equipment and materials, we don’t offer inventory management or distribution services.
What are considered ideal products for warehousing by Sullivan Industrial Services?
- Heavy, industrial, and commercial items
- Machine shop and industrial equipment
Additional factors that might make products ideal for Sullivan Industrial Services:
- Non-temperature-sensitive:
- Low turnover: Our services are likely more cost-effective for storing items kept for extended periods rather than frequently accessed and shipped.
How can businesses benefit from Sullivan Industrial Services when moving or reorganizing factory locations?
Sullivan Industrial Services offers expertise in moving and rigging heavy machinery and equipment. This ensures safe and efficient relocation of your valuable assets, minimizing downtime and potential damage.
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