Sell Your Pallets

Every pallet sold for reuse saves approximately 20 lbs of wood from landfills. The pallet recycling industry diverts over 95% of recovered pallets from waste streams. By selling your used pallets, you become part of a circular economy that conserves forests and reduces carbon emissions.

Maximize your pallet value by removing debris, nails, and strapping. Sort pallets by size and condition - standard 48x40 pallets fetch the best prices. Stack pallets neatly for easy counting and inspection. Remove any hazardous materials or contaminated pallets from the lot.

Pallet prices fluctuate based on wood costs, season, and regional demand. Standard sizes command premium prices due to high demand. Hardwood pallets are worth more than softwood. Market conditions in Q4 often push prices higher due to increased shipping activity.

Pallets we purchase are inspected, sorted, and given new life. Grade A pallets go directly to buyers needing clean pallets. Grade B pallets receive minor repairs and enter general inventory. Damaged pallets are dismantled - good boards become repair stock, unusable wood becomes mulch or biomass fuel.

Pallet demand peaks in fall before holiday shipping season. Spring brings warehouse cleanouts and can create buyer competition. Selling regularly, rather than accumulating large quantities, ensures steady income and prevents deterioration from outdoor storage.

Work with established pallet companies with physical locations and verifiable references. Get quotes in writing before pickup. Never pay upfront fees to sell pallets - legitimate buyers don't charge sellers. Verify the company has proper insurance and licenses.

Businesses generating consistent pallet volumes benefit from scheduled pickup programs. Regular pickups prevent accumulation, free up space, and provide predictable income. We offer weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly pickup schedules based on your volume.

Income from pallet sales should be tracked for business records. Some states offer tax incentives for businesses implementing recycling programs. Document your pallet recycling activities - they can contribute to corporate sustainability reporting and green business certifications.