Who small orders are for
Small orders fit a lot of situations:
A new product line that needs pallets for its first production run
A small plant or shop that goes through a few hundred pallets a year
A one-time project, such as a move or a large outbound shipment
A trial order before you commit to a larger volume
How small orders are delivered
Orders smaller than a full truck ship LTL, which means less than truckload. Your pallets share a truck with other freight, so you pay for the space you use instead of a whole trailer. You can mix pallet types on one delivery, so 30 Grade A and 30 Grade B can arrive together.
Will a small order cost more per pallet than a truckload? Usually, yes, because the freight is split across fewer pallets. With that said, buying the 75 pallets you need costs less than buying 500 and storing the rest for months.
Keeping the cost down
A few things help on a small order:
Use recycled pallets where you can, such as Grade A or Grade B
Stick to standard 48x40 pallets if your load allows it
Give us a flexible delivery date
Combine two or three small orders into one delivery
When your volume grows
If your usage climbs, the same contact can move you to bulk pricing or full truckloads. You do not have to switch suppliers to get a better price per pallet.
How to order
Call or text Curt at 765-661-3643, Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM. Tell him the pallet type, the quantity, your delivery address and the date you need them. We accept checks, cash and ACH.
Questions about small pallet orders
What is the smallest order you take?
Delivered orders start at 50 pallets.
Can I pick up pallets instead?
We are a broker with no walk-in yard, so orders are delivered to your dock.
Can I mix pallet types in a small order?
Yes. Mixed loads are common on smaller deliveries.
TALK TO CURT
Get a quote
Call or text 765-661-3643
Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM
Orders from 50 pallets
Checks, cash and ACH