Freeport, Walton County
Wire Shelving Installation in Freeport, Florida
Shelving for the new houses going up around Freeport, from the closets to the garage walls.

Wire shelving for new Freeport homes
Big Bend Services, Inc. supplies and installs wire shelving in Freeport, ZIP code 32439. With new houses going up in the area, builders can have closets, pantries and laundry rooms shelved before closing, and new owners can have the garage walls set up once the boxes are unpacked.
Call (850) 819-6031, Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM, or send the form with the address and what you need.

For builders
Shelving that fits the way you build
For a builder, shelving has to be simple to order for each house and must not hold up the final walkthrough.
Repeat floor plans
If you build the same plan more than once, tell us. The same closet and pantry layout can be carried from house to house.
Buyer add-ons
A buyer who wants a walk-in closet layout, more pantry levels or garage shelving can have them added to the house before closing.
Linen and hall closets
Small closets are easy to leave with a bare rod. Shelving them with the rest means each door a buyer opens shows finished storage.
One figure per house
Every room shelved in a house is covered by one quote, which keeps the shelving to one line in your budget.

Model houses and the options you offer
If you keep a model house, shelve its closets and pantry the way you plan to offer them, so buyers can open the doors and see what they would get.
Buyers then choose from what they have seen, and each house they buy can be quoted with the same choices.

Garage walls
Garage shelving in a Freeport house
Garage shelving has more to work around than any room in the house.
Under the door track
When the garage door opens, it rolls back along tracks near the ceiling on both side walls. Shelving on those walls stays below the tracks so the door never touches it.
Clear of the opener
The opener hangs from the ceiling in the middle with a rail to the door. Tall shelving stays away from its path and from the cord that hangs down.
Room for car doors
Shelving beside a parking space needs to be shallow enough that a car door still opens and people can walk past.
Panels, heaters and steps
Leave open wall in front of the electrical panel and water heater, and keep shelving back from the steps into the house.
The back wall
The wall the cars face is the place for the deepest, tallest run, since nothing opens toward it.

What goes where
Sorting garage storage onto the shelves
Group what you own before the shelving goes up, and the layout follows from the groups.
Paint and chemicals
Low shelves, lids shut, where they will not be knocked down.
Car supplies
Oil, washer fluid and cleaning cloths near the driver's side, where they are reached from the car.
Sports and outdoor gear
Balls, coolers and bags in open bins at waist height, so children can reach them and put them back.
Seasonal things
Holiday boxes and out-of-season clothes on the top shelf, out of the way until they are needed.

Owners moving into a new Freeport house
Boxes, tools and yard gear that land on the garage floor during a move stay there until they have somewhere to go. Shelving the garage wall early gives all of it a place before the cars are squeezed out.
Bins sized to the shelf depth keep small things together and slide out like drawers. Measure the bins you already have, or tell us the depth you want and buy bins to fit.

A work corner in the garage
If you fix things in the garage, plan one corner for it. A run of shelves at chest height above a workbench keeps tools and parts where you stand, and the lower shelves beside the bench hold the heavier cases. The workbench itself is yours to supply; the shelving is planned around its height and length.
Keep the work corner away from the door into the house and away from where the cars pull in, so a project left half done is not in anyone's path. Good light over the bench matters more than more shelves, so tell us where the garage lights are.

Inside the house
Closets, pantry and laundry room
A new closet with a single shelf and rod can take more, and so can any other room in the house.
Bedroom closets
A second rod for short hanging, or a stack of shelves at one end for folded clothes and shoes.
Pantry
Extra shelf levels spaced for cans, boxes and small appliances.
Laundry room
Shelves above the machines and a rail to hang clothes on as they come out of the dryer.
A home office closet
A bedroom used as an office can have its closet shelved for files, paper and printer supplies instead of clothes.

What to tell us about a Freeport job
Builders: send the address or lot and the name of the person who runs the site. Owners: say whether the garage has a second fridge, a freezer or a water softener already in place, since each takes a stretch of wall before shelving is planned.
A new house may need other work too, such as a blower door test or a garage door opener. Those are booked from the Freeport services page.


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What to expect
How we handle Freeport shelving
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Contact
Call (850) 819-6031 or send the form. Tell us the town and what needs work.
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Property visit
We come out, look at the job and take the measurements we need.
- 3
Written quote
You get a written price for the work before anything starts.
- 4
Work completed
We do the work, test it and clean up the work area.

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Request Wire Shelving Installation in Freeport
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