Storage Solutions Inc. (SSI) is comprised of a team of warehouse and automation design experts who collaborate and partner with distribution or fulfillment operations throughout North America and worldwide. Our “simple, smart, strategic” methodology allows us to provide solutions for every square foot of your warehouse.
We take a holistic approach to address challenges in your warehouse operations, including increasing storage capacity and optimizing inventory slotting for best-in-class picking operations. We also consult on operational challenges through facility design and work closely with our clients to find the right mix of technology, automation, and material handling solutions to suit their needs. 
The Storage Solutions team has evolved to address challenges in operations at all stages of a project lifecycle. Our commonsense approach means we can develop and design the optimal solution for your needs, whether you’re tasked to start up a new facility, adapt to a change in demand, or relocate your operations. An integral part of successful projects, especially automation-focused projects, is having the right tools to implement and maintain a new system. To meet that need, our in-house project management team can assist with managing permits, safety inspections, logistics, and maintenance. From design to best-in-class installation, our turnkey capabilities offer a single point of contact so you’re able to control and command your project timeline to match your unique needs.
Founded in 1978 as a distributor of new and used warehouse equipment, we have seen the supply chain industry change at a rapid pace and have worked with our clients, as well as our suppliers, to adapt alongside it. 
Whether your project is two thousand square feet or two million, our team is equipped with the right expertise and experience to help you get it done.

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