Santa Rosa Beach, Walton County
Wire Shelving Installation in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida
Closet shelving for new Santa Rosa Beach houses and for homes people already live in.
Shelving for a new Santa Rosa Beach house
Big Bend Services, Inc. supplies and installs wire shelving in Santa Rosa Beach, ZIP code 32459. Builders call us to shelve a house before the owners move in, and owners call when a new or older house needs its closets set up for storage.
One room or the whole house can go on one quote. Call (850) 819-6031, Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM, or send the form with the address.
Builders
Shelving a house before move-in
In a new house every closet is empty, so each one can be laid out for how the owners will live rather than around what is already inside it.
Every closet in the plan
Secondary bedrooms, the linen closet and the hall closet can be done along with the main bedroom, so the owners find storage behind every closet door on their first day.
Room by room choices
Say which rooms get fixed shelves and which get adjustable shelf-and-rail. If the buyers have asked for something particular, pass it along.
Walk-in closets
Planning a walk-in closet in Santa Rosa Beach
A walk-in closet gives you two or three walls to work with, and the layout decides how much of each wall gets used. On every wall the choice is between long hanging, double hanging and shelves.
Long hanging
Dresses, long coats and robes need one rod with open space under it. Measure the longest piece you own, so the rod sits high enough for the hem to clear the floor.
Double hanging
Shirts, jackets and folded trousers are short enough for two rods, one above the other, which doubles the hanging on that stretch of wall.
A stack of shelves
A wall of shelves holds folded clothes, bags and boxes.
The shelf above the rod
You reach it by lifting, so it suits hats, bags and seasonal things rather than clothes you wear every week.
The door and the corners
Shelving on the wall behind the door must leave the door room to swing open. Deep corners where two runs meet are hard to reach and suit things you use a few times a year.
Before you call
Measuring a walk-in closet
A few numbers from the closet help us understand the job before we see it. A tape measure and a sketch on paper are enough.
Each wall
Measure every wall from corner to corner, and note which one has the door in it.
The door
Say whether it swings into the closet, swings out, slides or has no door at all.
The ceiling
Note the ceiling height and whether there is an attic hatch, a light fixture or a vent up there that shelving should stay away from.
Switches and outlets
Mark any light switch, outlet or thermostat on the closet walls, so the shelving can be planned around them.
The floor
Note any step, threshold or floor vent inside the closet, so the lowest shelves clear it.
Small details
Shoes, bags and suitcases in a walk-in
The things that are not clothes decide whether a walk-in stays tidy.
Shoes
Count your pairs and allow a stretch of low shelf for them. Flat shoes and sandals can share a shelf set close to the one below; boots need a tall gap or floor space.
Handbags and totes
A shelf at chest height lets bags stand upright side by side, where you can see and pick one without pulling others down.
Suitcases
Luggage is big and comes out for trips. The top shelf over a long hanging rod, or the floor under short hanging, keeps it out of the way.
Belts and scarves
Rolled into a shallow basket on a shelf at chest height, where each one can be seen and picked out.
A hamper spot
Leave a gap under one stretch of hanging for a laundry basket, so dirty clothes have somewhere to go that is not the floor.
Second homes and closets for guests
If your Santa Rosa Beach house is a second home, its closets can be set up for guests as well as for you. Bedroom closets with open hanging and a shelf give whoever is staying room to unpack, and one closet can be kept for linens, towels and supplies that stay in the house between visits.
Adjustable shelf-and-rail suits a closet whose job changes from one season to the next, because the shelves can be moved up or down later without starting over. Fixed shelving suits a closet that will hold the same thing for years, such as a bedroom closet with one shelf over one rod.
The rest of the house
Pantry, laundry room and garage
Pantry
Closer shelf levels for cans and jars, taller gaps for cereal boxes and bags, and a low level with room for small appliances.
Laundry room
Shelves above the washer and dryer, high enough for a top-loading lid to open all the way, and a hanging rail for shirts coming out of the dryer.
Garage
Wall shelving placed under the garage door track and away from the opener, so the door keeps running clear.
What else helps with a Santa Rosa Beach request
For a house still being built, name the site contact and say whether the closet doors are hung yet. For a lived-in house, say whether any closet holds a safe, a water heater or a built-in dresser that the shelving has to work around.
Requests from Santa Rosa Beach are handled by our office in Wewahitchka, the same as every town we serve.
Same county
Wire shelving in other Walton County towns
What to expect
How a Santa Rosa Beach shelving job runs
- 1
Contact
Call (850) 819-6031 or send the form. Tell us the town and what needs work.
- 2
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.
Is wire shelving a good fit for closets that stay shut for weeks?
Can one walk-in closet have both fixed and adjustable shelving?
How much room should there be between a rod and the shelf above it?
Can shelving be added to a closet that only has a rod?
What can go in a closet with a very high ceiling?
Do you shelve houses elsewhere in Walton County?
Get a quote
Request Wire Shelving Installation in Santa Rosa Beach
The office will follow up to arrange a time to see the house.
