Forklifts in Herndon, VA

Many Herndon buildings need a pallet jack and a walkie stacker more than a full forklift. Herndon's flex-industrial space is compact and mostly older. It has 16–24 ft clear height, shallow bays, and buildings that have gone through several uses. The businesses inside do technology support, equipment integration, IT hardware distribution and building services. That means many different items (high SKU counts) at modest volume, not heavy pallet throughput. When a building only needs a jack and a stacker, we will say so. We would rather do that than sell equipment that sits parked. Where a counterbalance truck does make sense, it is usually small, electric and on cushion tires, working indoors on a good floor.

Along the Dulles Toll Road flex and technology support corridor, fleets follow the building stock. One side is converted Toll Road corridor industrial with tight access (16–20 ft clear). The other side is Dulles Toll Road multi-tenant flex (20–24 ft clear). Which one you occupy decides mast height, tire type and battery chemistry.