I never realized how much money I was losing on damaged freight until I calculated it one weekend

I was looking at my quarterly numbers and noticed a line item I had never really paid attention to, the cost of damaged goods and rejected loads. It was adding up to thousands of dollars I could have been putting back into my business. That is when I realized that accepting pallet damage as a cost of doing business was a mistake.  

I started looking for a better way to handle it and found a service that made all the difference. The company is PNW Warehousing and they offer restacking pallets right there. They are located in Fife and Sumner, WA, just minutes from major distribution centers and highways. What I really appreciate is that they handle everything, from restacking collapsed pallets to load adjustments and repacking rejected loads. They also replace broken pallets with CHEP or PECO pallets, which has been a lifesaver when dealing with retailer requirements. They even offer short-term storage and redelivery services, so I do not have to worry about coordinating multiple vendors.

Their team has decades of experience and they are equipped to handle a wide range of freight, from palletized goods to floor-loaded cargo and even refrigerated loads. Since I started using them, I have significantly reduced my losses from damaged goods and cut down on delays. If you are dealing with freight rework challenges in the Pacific Northwest, this is a service worth knowing about. Give them a look.  

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