About Oklahoma Pallet Co
Oklahoma Pallet Co works the docks at the Oklahoma City crossroads, where I-35, I-40 and I-44 meet. Buyers, sellers and anyone with a pile of pallets can send one plain request.
The crossroads and its freight
Freight crosses Oklahoma City on three interstates, and every load that stops here leaves pallets behind. Plants, warehouses, third-party logistics firms and stores that move pallets every week are the people this work is for: those who need graded, new or heat-treated pallets, those with surplus to sell and those with a pile to clear. Liquidation-pallet shoppers and crafters are better served elsewhere.
Where to start
- The five legs of the junction, each with the towns and docks along it.
- Areas: seven counties, twelve towns and the districts of Oklahoma City itself.
- Sizes and grades, explained in the words the trade uses.
- Guides on grades, heat treatment, storage and value.
- The Dock Sorter for deciding whether to sell, sort or clear.
Getting in touch
Email info@oklahomapalletco.com or send a request. Offer details, quantities and timing are worked out in answer to a request.
Who the work is for
It is written for people who run docks: operations leads, shipping clerks, yard supervisors, purchasing agents and store managers. They want a plain answer and a short route to a request.
It is not written for hobbyists who want a pallet for a garden bench, and it does not try to rank for such searches. A few of the guides may help anyway, but the request form assumes a business with a real stack.
Corrections
An error can be reported to info@oklahomapalletco.com with the correction, and each report is reviewed. The company serves plants, warehouses, third-party logistics firms, retailers and food distributors in Oklahoma, Cleveland, Canadian, Grady, Logan, McClain and Pottawatomie counties.
How a request moves
A request names an action, a size, a count and a place. Those four facts decide which pallets are relevant, which roads apply and what equipment is needed. A buyer wanting forty heat-treated 48x40s in Shawnee is a different job from a seller with two hundred sorted pallets in Edmond or a store clearing sixty cracked ones in Moore.