Plenty of Amarillo garages are plenty big, yet somehow the truck still lives in the driveway. We put in ceiling-mounted overhead racks, heavy-duty wall shelving, slatwall and hook systems that get the bins, bikes, holiday tubs and lawn gear up off the floor — all anchored into studs and ceiling joists, never just screwed into drywall and hoped over.
We lay the whole thing out around how you actually use the space: door track clearance, the water heater you still need to reach, and room to walk between the vehicles without turning sideways.
The racks we install typically carry 400 to 600 pounds each when they're lagged into the ceiling joists, which we always find and hit. We size the rack to whatever you're planning to load onto it.
No. We measure the door's travel and spring clearance first and set the racks either above where the open door sits or on ceiling the door never crosses.
We're installers more than professional organizers, but we're glad to hang, shelve and hook everything to your plan, and we'll suggest layouts that have worked well in similar Amarillo garages.
Serving Wolflin, Puckett Place, Sleepy Hollow, The Colonies, Tradewind and the towns nearby — pick your neighborhood:
Send a photo and a line or two about the job, and we'll shoot back a real price and a morning that actually holds.