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Warehouse and distribution center construction

By Scavi Company · · 3 min read
Warehouse and distribution center construction

Distribution centers are large, fast and repetitive.

Slabs

Flatness.

Docks

Equipment.

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Clear height

Racking.

Fire protection

Sprinklers.

Site work

Paving.

A closer look

Warehouse owners lease space quickly, so schedules are tight. Slab quality and fire protection approvals often control the finish.

Where to start

Plan slab pours and sprinkler approvals early.

An example

A GC coordinated rack layouts with sprinkler design. Approvals came quickly.

Common mistakes

Poor slab finish, late dock equipment and sprinkler conflicts.

What to track

Track slab pours and dock installs.

Questions to ask

What racking is planned? What slab spec? When is fire approval?

Who owns it

The PM manages procurement; superintendent drives slab and site work.

Pricing and risk

Slab quality and fire protection approvals carry high risk. Price flatness requirements properly and confirm racking plans early to avoid sprinkler redesigns.

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Frequently asked questions

What are critical elements in warehouse construction?

Slab flatness, dock equipment, clear height, fire sprinkler systems, site paving and truck circulation.