The AMH Family: American Material Handling ↗ RackRepair.com
An American Material Handling Company

The Repair Specialists, Backed by 47 Years

RackRepair.com is the pallet-rack repair division of American Material Handling — the same family-owned company that has designed, supplied, and installed warehouse racking since 1979.

RackRepair.com exists to do one job exceptionally well: keep your pallet rack safe, standing, and in service. We're not a marketplace or a middleman. We're the focused repair arm of American Material Handling (AMH), a family-owned material-handling company that has been building and maintaining warehouse storage systems across the country for more than four decades. See the full company — capabilities, projects, and the numbers behind them — at American Material Handling.

That backing matters. When a RackRepair.com crew shows up, they bring AMH's certified installers, in-house engineering, and the standards that come from installing millions of pallet positions — not an unvetted crew pulled off a list. The repair kits are engineered to be stronger than the section they replace, and every recommendation we make is the one we'd make on our own racks. The track record is public: AMH by the numbers.

Why a separate brand?

Because rack repair is a different decision than buying rack. It's usually urgent, it's tied to safety and compliance, and it deserves a team that thinks about nothing else. Giving it its own name — and its own front door at rackrepair.com — means you get a specialist, without giving up the depth of a company that has been doing this since 1979.

The Backing

What stands behind every kit

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Family-Owned Since
47 years
AMH
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Customers Served
across industries
IN-HOUSE
Crews Lead Every Repair
Trusted subs used selectively for certain scopes
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Emergency Response
within 300 mi of Memphis
Provide warehousing solutions and services that reflect who we are, who we serve, and how we want to be remembered. — The American Material Handling Mission

Specialist focus. Company depth. One call.

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