Tours
What to expect on a warehouse tour
Updated November 11, 2026 · 1 min read
Long Island City
The Long Island City page is the tour path. You send your name, company, phone, email, the size, the use, and the term. Then you pick a time on the calendar and walk 47-09 30th Street.
Bring the rough dimensions of what you store and a note about how you load. A van, a box truck, and a pallet delivery each want a slightly different look at the dock.
Every other building
Brentwood, Commack, Hauppauge, Orlando, and Scranton take an inquiry on the building page. You answer the same size, use, and term questions, plus a short description. We reply about that address and set the visit with you.
If you are comparing two buildings, send each one. The building name travels with the inquiry so the follow-up is about the right address.
What to look at while you are there
Stand in the bay and picture the racking or the open floor. Walk to the shared loading area and see how deliveries come in. Ask about access, utilities, Wi-Fi, and what the lease includes at that building.
The tour is when you see the building. The lease is when those answers become the terms you sign.