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Reynolds delivers storage solutions purpose-built for government — backed by 55+ years of regulated-industry experience and 100% client retention.
These are day-to-day workflows Reynolds can configure for government organizations.
High-density mobile shelving planned around PHMC retention schedules, access controls, and the available floor space.
Chain-of-custody storage with locked aisles, access logs, and bar-code-scannable evidence rooms.
Flat-file and roll storage for plats, blueprints, and large-format historical records.
CJIS-aware evidence room layouts — modular, expandable, with controlled-access configurations.
Maximize space with high-density mobile shelving, mezzanines, and automated retrieval.
Founded in 1970, Reynolds supports Pennsylvania and New Jersey public agencies with PHMC-aligned records programs, serving government clients including Northampton County, Monroe County, and 30+ PA counties.
PA Historical & Museum Commission
Public records access
NJ records compliance
Practical guides from the Reynolds Resource Hub on storage.
A buyer's guide to industrial mezzanines for operations and facilities leaders: structure types, IBC and OSHA load ratings, cost per square foot versus building or leasing, the one-third area rule, permitting and the PE stamp, used versus new, and when a mezzanine is the wrong call.
A step-by-step method for calculating the return on a storage mezzanine: the cost-avoidance formula, a worked Lehigh Valley payback example, cost and comparison tables, hidden costs, tax treatment, the code and OSHA requirements that shape the budget, and when a mezzanine is not the right answer.
A definitive guide to high-density mobile shelving for records and inventory: how movable aisles work, the floor space and capacity gains, the floor-load (psf) requirements that decide feasibility, manual vs mechanical-assist vs powered drives, how to plan capacity, applications, costs, lead time, and when a mobile system is not the right fit.
Get our PHMC archive sizing tool — calculate cubic feet, retention math, and a phased modernization plan for your county.
Review the practical reference and contact Reynolds with questions.
The Reynolds team will review your government requirements and follow up about the appropriate next step.