Product index

Six families,
one board,
four lives.

A pallet becomes a repaired pallet, becomes a collar, becomes a planter, becomes mulch. Each product family below is further down the same board's life than the one above it.

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Price any of these

Tell us the footprint, grade and monthly volume. Quotes back within one business day.

First Name

Letters only — no numbers.

Last Name

As it appears on your paperwork.

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Phone

US or Canada only. Format: (###) ###-#### — it formats as you type.

Company

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City

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State / Province

Fills itself in from your ZIP.

Postal Code

US ZIP (23224) or Canadian (K1A 0B1). Checked against real ranges.

Quantity

Whole number of units.

Product Type

Pick one or type your own.

Select Service

Routes your request to the right person.

Grade

Leave blank if you are unsure.

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Recycled Pallets

Reclaimed, inspected, repaired and re-graded wood platforms. Roughly nine of every ten pallets that leave our Ingram Ave yard have already carried a load somewhere else.

New Pallets

Sometimes a load genuinely needs virgin lumber — pharma, aerospace, export of sensitive goods. We build it from regionally milled Appalachian hardwood and southern yellow pine, cut to your spec.

Pallet Accessories

Everything that sits on, around or under the platform: collars, lids, caps, slip sheets, skids, corner boards and the hardware that holds a unit load together.

Crates & Boxes

Wooden crates, cleated plywood boxes and shipping frames — measured around the object, not the other way round. Reusable by design, flat-packable, and returnable for credit.

Upcycled Goods

Boards too short to repair but too good to grind. We mill them into retail fixtures, planters, wall cladding, bar fronts, risers and market displays with the history left visible.

Mulch & Wood Fiber

Whatever can't be a board again becomes ground wood: landscape mulch, animal bedding, erosion-control fiber and biomass feedstock. This is the line that lets us claim zero landfill honestly.

Choosing between them

A decision tree, compressed into four sentences.

If the platform will come back to you and cosmetics do not matter — recycled Grade B. Cheapest honest answer.
If it is customer-facing, automated or audited — recycled Grade A, or new if the audit demands virgin lumber.
If the thing inside is fragile, odd-shaped or expensive — a crate, not a pallet.
If you need to raise, display, plant or clad something — the millwork bench, not the pallet line.

Still unsure

Send a photo of your load.

Nine times out of ten we can specify the right platform from a single photo of how the product stacks. It is faster than a questionnaire and considerably more accurate.

Or measure it yourself, properly

Next step

Let's get wood moving

Whether you have 40 broken pallets behind the building or need 4,000 a month, the next step is the same: tell us the footprint and the frequency.