Clear out surplus and broken pallets. Request recycling and pickup from partner suppliers serving Seattle and the Puget Sound area.
Reusing a pallet avoids building a new one, and repairing or dismantling a damaged pallet keeps usable wood in circulation. Recycling also frees up floor space and avoids paying to dispose of pallets as general waste.
Tell us roughly how many pallets you have, their sizes and condition, and where they are.
Your request goes to partner suppliers in our network, who reply with what they can take and any pickup terms.
Arrange pickup or drop-off directly with the supplier.
The supplier sorts pallets for resale, repair, dismantling or grinding.
48" x 40" and other standard sizes in any grade, including broken ones.
Odd sizes and one-way pallets. Acceptance depends on the supplier.
Crates and skids. Ask in your request.
Reusable pallets are usually sorted and resold or repaired. Broken pallets are often dismantled for parts, and unusable wood is commonly ground into mulch or other wood products. The exact process depends on the partner supplier.
Pickup is available through partner suppliers in parts of the Seattle area. Include your location and the number of pallets in your request.
Reusable standard pallets may have resale value; broken or odd-size pallets may not. A partner supplier will tell you in their quote. See our buyback page for more.
Wood pallets are the most common. Ask about plastic pallets, crates and skids in your request; acceptance depends on the supplier.
