ECO-FRIENDLY REPAIR
Pallet Repair Services
Extend the life of your pallets with professional repair services. Reduce waste and save 50% compared to buying new.
Sustainable Pallet Solutions
Responsible pallet recycling and reuse for reduced environmental impact.
100% Recyclable
Every pallet recycled
Eco-Friendly
Sustainable practices
Local Sourcing
Reduced carbon footprint
Certified Green
Environmental standards
Used Pallets: Save up to 50% with quality inspected used pallets. Same-day delivery available.
Our Repair Services
Board Replacement
Replace broken or damaged deck boards and stringers
Stringer Repair
Fix cracked or split stringers with professional patches
Full Refurbishment
Complete pallet restoration to like-new condition
Why Repair Instead of Replace?
50%
Cost savings vs. new pallets
24hr
Typical turnaround time
3x
Extended pallet lifespan
Repair Process
1
Inspection
Every pallet is carefully inspected to assess damage and determine repair needs
2
Assessment
We provide a detailed quote outlining necessary repairs and costs
3
Repair
Skilled technicians repair pallets using quality materials and proven techniques
4
Quality Check
Each repaired pallet is inspected to ensure it meets our quality standards
5
Delivery
Repaired pallets are returned to you ready for use
Common Repairs
Structural Repairs
- • Broken top deck boards
- • Cracked or split stringers
- • Damaged bottom boards
- • Missing blocks or supports
- • Loose or protruding nails
Cosmetic Repairs
- • Surface cleaning
- • Stain removal
- • Board alignment
- • Edge trimming
- • Heat treatment stamp renewal
Pallet Repair Guide
Environmental Benefits of Repair
Repairing pallets instead of replacing them saves approximately 3.5 board feet of lumber per pallet. This reduces demand for virgin timber and keeps functional wood out of landfills. A repaired pallet has 75% lower carbon footprint than a new one.
Cost Analysis: Repair vs. Replace
Average pallet repair costs $2-5 compared to $8-15 for a new pallet. Most pallets can be repaired 3-5 times before retirement. Companies typically see 40-60% savings annually when implementing a repair program versus purchasing new pallets.
Common Pallet Damage Types
Top deck boards break most frequently due to forklift tines and heavy loads. Stringers crack from impacts and overloading. Bottom boards suffer from dragging across floors. Lead boards (outer deck boards) are damaged by pallet jacks. Each damage type has specific repair solutions.
Quality Standards in Pallet Repair
Professional repairs use lumber matching the original specifications. Replacement boards are nailed with the same pattern and nail type. Stringer repairs use approved companion stringers or metal repair plates. Repaired pallets meet the same load capacity as original.
When to Repair vs. Recycle
Pallets with 1-3 broken deck boards are ideal repair candidates. Those with multiple stringer cracks or extensive mold damage should be recycled. Heat-treatment stamps must remain visible - damaged stamps require re-treatment after repair for export compliance.
Safety Considerations for Repaired Pallets
All protruding nails are removed or reseated during repair. Sharp edges are trimmed to prevent injury. Load capacity testing ensures repaired pallets handle rated weights safely. Visible damage indicators are inspected to prevent in-use failures.
Turnaround Times for Repairs
Standard repair turnaround is 24-48 hours for loads under 200 pallets. Rush service available for same-day completion. On-site repairs process 50-100 pallets per day depending on damage severity. Scheduled recurring repair programs ensure consistent availability.
Setting Up a Repair Program
Effective repair programs start with pallet sorting at your facility. Separate repairable pallets from those beyond repair. Schedule regular pickups for damaged pallets and deliveries of repaired ones. Track repair rates to identify damage causes and prevent future issues.
On-Site Repair Available
For large quantities, our mobile repair team can come to your facility. Minimize downtime and logistics costs with on-site pallet repair.
- • Minimum 200 pallets for on-site service
- • Fully equipped mobile repair station
- • Experienced repair technicians
- • Same quality as in-shop repairs
Request On-Site Service