Service 02 — Selling
Sell the pallets stacking up behind your dock.

Tell us what you have
Give the quantity, the size and the ZIP code. We pass your request to a partner supplier, who follows up.
- Buy, sell, recycle or remove: tell us which way it flows
- Add the size, grade and quantity if you know them
- A partner supplier follows up
- Availability depends on partner suppliers

Sorted stacks
Used pallets sorted into stacks by size and condition.
Before pickup day
What makes a load worth more
- 01Sort by sizeA stack of one footprint is easier to value and load than a mixed pile. Keep 48×40 GMA separate from everything else.
- 02Keep them dryPallets left out in the rain lose value. Wet wood is heavier, weaker and can grow mould under wrap.
- 03Separate the broken onesPull out pallets with cracked stringers or missing boards. A clean stack of good pallets is valued as good pallets.
- 04Count honestlyA rough count is fine on the form. Say whether it is a one-off load or something you generate every week.
What sells
Not every pallet is worth paying for
Standard 48×40 GMA pallets in good shape are the easiest to sell, because they are the easiest to reuse. Block pallets, odd sizes and damaged units are often worth less, or cost money to take away. Pooled pallets belong to the pool operator, so they are not yours to sell.
If what you have is mostly in the second group, pickup and removal may be the better request.
How a request works
Send the form; a partner supplier follows up.
- Step 01
Pick the service
Choose the service on the form. Nothing is chosen for you.
- Step 02
Describe the pallets
The product, the size and grade if you know them, and roughly how many.
- Step 03
Add where and when
The ZIP code for delivery or pickup, and how soon you need it.
- Step 04
Hear from a supplier
We pass your request to a partner supplier, who follows up with a quote or a next step.
There may be money sitting behind your dock.
Send the sizes, a rough count and a photo. Worst case, you find out what they are worth and decide to keep doing what you are doing.