Request · quote · pickup
Tell us what you need
One form, every service. Pallets in, pallets out, mulch, crates, freight — start here and a human picks it up.
Yard plan
How the ground is laid out.
Inbound scaleSort lineRepair shedHeat chamberCore stacksGrinderMillwork benchFleet apronMulch bays
Schematic, not to scale. The actual gravel has more puddles.
Standing in it
What four acres actually looks like.
The part visitors notice
It smells like a sawmill and sounds like a drum kit.
Sixteen pneumatic nailers firing out of time with each other is the signature sound of a repair shed. Under it: the band saw, the grinder two hundred feet away, and somebody shouting a footprint across the shed. There is no music because nobody can agree on any.
- Inbound scale — certified, printed ticket, your copy in the cab
- Sort line — three graders, one supervisor, no conveyor (we tried; a human eye is faster)
- Repair shed — four benches, band saw, stringer plating station
- Heat chamber — probes in the thickest member, logged per batch
- Kiln — moisture down to 19% or below for mould-sensitive programmes
- Grinder — tub grinder, screened to three mulch sizes
- Millwork bench — where short boards become planters and risers
- Mulch bays — natural, black and brown, loaded by yard
Visiting
You are welcome, with a caveat.
It is an active industrial yard. Closed-toe shoes, high-vis if you have it, and please do not walk behind a reversing flatbed. Email ahead and we will meet you at the gate rather than leaving you to guess.