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- Grade A: Premium new or like-new pallets
- Grade B: Quality used pallets in good condition
- Grade C: Budget-friendly economy pallets
- Custom sizes available
- Small or large quantities
- Delivery to your address
- Offers based on size, grade and quantity
- Pickup from your address
- Mixed loads and cores welcome
- No minimum on the form
- Board replacement
- Block and stringer repair
- Deck repair and reinforcement
- Often cheaper than buying new
- Pickup of broken or unwanted pallets
- Repairable pallets reused
- Scrap wood turned into mulch or biomass
- Keeps wood out of landfill
Pallet Transportation
Ask for pallet delivery or pickup in Philadelphia and the surrounding area.
Get a Quote- Delivery of the pallets you buy
- Pickup of the pallets you sell or recycle
- One-off or recurring requests
- Choose a timeframe on the form
- Custom sizes and load ratings
- Heat-treated export pallets
- Painted or marked pallets
- Recurring supply
How It Works
Send the Form
Choose buy, sell, repair, recycle or transport
Add the Details
Size, grade, quantity and location
Get a Reply
A partner supplier sends a quote or questions by email
Decide
Go ahead only if the quote suits you
Choosing a Grade
Pallets are graded by condition. Grade A pallets are like-new, with clean boards and few or no repairs, and are a common choice for high-value goods. Grade B pallets are sound but show wear and may have replaced boards; they suit most general shipping and warehouse use. Grade C pallets are functional but worn, and suit one-way shipments and light loads. If you are not sure which grade you need, describe what the pallets will carry and how they will be handled, and ask which grade fits.
Why Reuse and Recycle
A wooden pallet can usually be repaired several times before it is worn out. Replacing a broken board costs less than building a new pallet and uses far less lumber. When a pallet can no longer be repaired, the wood is commonly ground into mulch, animal bedding or biomass fuel, and the nails are recovered as scrap metal. Selling surplus pallets, repairing damaged ones and recycling the rest keeps wood out of landfill. To have pallets picked up, choose Sell or Recycle on the form and say how many you have and where.
Delivery and Pickup
Pallets are bulky, so how they are moved matters as much as the price. When you buy, the form asks for a delivery address; when you sell or recycle, it asks for a pickup address. It also asks for a timeframe, from ASAP to just pricing for now. Add anything that affects the job, such as dock or forklift access, whether the pallets are stacked and wrapped, or whether you need deliveries on a regular schedule. The reply by email will cover what is possible for your location and timing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about our pallet services, products, and processes.
Which pallet grades do you offer?
You can ask for Grade A, B or C pallets, or a custom build. Grade A is like-new, Grade B is used and sound, and Grade C is the budget option.
Can I ask for delivery by a certain date?
Yes. Choose a timeframe on the form, from ASAP to just pricing for now, and the reply from the partner supplier will say what is possible.
Can you create custom pallet sizes?
Yes. Send your dimensions, the load the pallets need to carry and any special materials, and ask for a quote.
Can I have pallets picked up for recycling?
Yes. Choose Recycle Pallets on the form, say roughly how many you have and where they are, and ask for a pickup.
Can I get my own pallets repaired?
Yes. Choose Repair Pallets on the form and describe the damage and the number of pallets.
Can I ask for recurring deliveries?
Yes. Mention in the form how often you need pallets and in what quantities, and the quote can cover a regular schedule.
Can I ask for export pallets?
Yes. You can ask for heat-treated, ISPM-15 marked pallets for export. For food or other regulated uses, describe your own requirements in the form.
What happens to damaged pallets?
Pallets that can be repaired are usually repaired and reused. Pallets that cannot are commonly ground into mulch, biomass fuel or other wood products.
What if my request is urgent?
Choose ASAP as the timeframe on the form and say what date you need the pallets by.
How do I get a quote?
Send the form with quantities, grades, location and timing. A partner supplier replies by email.