Storage Is The Easy Part.
Inward inspection, put-away, stock records, and order picking — for short-term overflow or long-term dedicated space.
Overview
Renting space is straightforward. What makes a warehouse useful is everything around the space: knowing what arrived, where it went, what condition it was in, how old it is, and being able to pick the right units against an order without walking the building. A warehouse that stores your goods but cannot tell you what it holds has moved your problem rather than solved it.
Inward inspection
Goods checked against the delivery note on arrival, with shortages and damage recorded at the point they are found rather than discovered later.
Put-away and location
Stock placed to a recorded location, so a unit can be found without searching.
Stock records
Running record of what is held, in what quantity, and where — reconciled against physical count.
Order picking
Picking against your orders, packed and staged for despatch.
Stock rotation
FIFO or batch-based rotation where age or expiry matters to the goods.
Despatch
Loading and handover to onward transport, with documentation to match.
Profile the stock
What is being stored, in what units, at what turnover, and whether it carries batch, expiry, or handling constraints.
Agree the space
Dedicated space, shared space, or overflow — and the term, since short-term and long-term price and operate differently.
Inbound
Receipt, inspection, and put-away against recorded locations.
Held and counted
Stock held with a running record, reconciled by periodic count.
Outbound
Picked, packed, staged, and despatched against your orders.
Specifics for your consignment
These depend on what you are moving and where. Rather than publish figures that may not apply to your case, we confirm them against your requirement.
- Warehouse locations and total area
- On request
- Storage types available (ambient, cold, bonded)
- On request
- Racking and handling equipment
- On request
- Stock management system and customer visibility
- On request
- Security and fire protection arrangements
- On request
- Minimum term and space increments
- On request
Frequently asked questions
Temperature-controlled movement of pharmaceutical goods, with the chain held unbroken from pickup through to delivery.
Refrigerated and ambient-controlled transport for perishables and temperature-sensitive cargo.
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