Moving off propane and diesel indoors.
Food, cold storage, and sealed warehouses increasingly require electric indoors — no exhaust, simpler air-quality compliance, and a charging plan that matches your shift. Outdoor yards may still need pneumatic or higher-capacity electric; we scope from your layout.
When electric is the clear call
Indoor docks, pick modules, and any operation where fumes or noise near product are non-starters — electric pallet trucks, stackers, and counterbalance cover most of the floor.
When to plan the transition
Mixed fleets often convert dock-by-dock. We map charging locations, shift overlap, and capacity so you are not guessing which IC units retire first.
Lithium models to explore
FAQ
Do I need a battery room for lithium?
Usually not — onboard or opportunity charging replaces the swap-battery room. Site layout still matters; we walk it with you on quote.
What about outdoor yard work?
Outdoor electric counterbalance and pneumatic options exist where IC used to dominate. True rough-terrain telehandler work is referred out when it exceeds our electric lineup.
Get a scoped lithium quote
Tell our Carson-based team about your shifts, loads, and current fleet so we can discuss equipment and operating costs for your site.