Industries
Pallet supply and clearance for merchants and building sites
We supply heavy-duty new and quality used pallets suited to blocks, bagged aggregate, plasterboard and roofing, then clear and recover what outdoor storage and heavy loads leave behind. Reusable and finished stock look similar from a distance — we tell them apart on delivery.
What we supply
Heavy-duty pallets built for the load, not just the footprint
Blocks, bagged aggregate, plasterboard and roofing product concentrate a heavy load over a small area, so we supply UK standard and Euro pallets in a grade built to take it, alongside quality used stock, graded and checked, where that suits the job. New stock is available where the load or presentation calls for it.
Same-day delivery may be available for orders placed before 10am, subject to stock, vehicle availability, order size and destination — useful when a delivery run is waiting on pallet stock.
Operational benefits
What the right supply solves
Fewer failures under load
Pallets specified to the weight and concentration of blocks or bagged goods, not a generic grade.
Stock that suits outdoor storage
Grades chosen with weathering in mind, so yard stock stays usable for longer.
Recurring branch supply
One delivery pattern per branch instead of an emergency order every time stock runs low.
Yard space kept clear
Regular clearance of finished timber stops a slow accumulation turning into a site problem.
Value recovered, not discarded
Genuinely reusable stock is bought back, not recycled by default.
One contact for supply and clearance
The same team quotes new stock and clears what's left, so nothing falls between two suppliers.
How it works
Supply first, then clearance and recovery
We quote pallet supply against your product mix and delivery volume, then set up clearance once stock builds up on site. On a clearance visit we sort what's collected into reusable, repairable and recycling categories on the ground, buying back stock that has genuine value rather than treating everything the same way.
Assessment
How mixed yard stock is sorted
| What we find | Typical cause | Route |
|---|---|---|
| Sound, dry, full-strength | Single trip under a moderate load | Bought back as quality used stock |
| Split deckboards, frame intact | Concentrated point loading | Assessed for repair |
| Waterlogged or fungal-stained | Long outdoor storage | Assessed on condition for recycling |
| Broken bearers or missing blocks | Fork strike or overload | Recycled rather than repaired |
| Branded pooled stock | Arrived with an inbound delivery | Returned to its operator, never bought or cleared |
Who this suits
Merchants, contractors and site managers
Builders merchants, timber and building materials suppliers, and contractors managing site compounds where heavy product moves out on pallets and timber accumulates behind it. Whether a given batch of broken timber counts as waste depends on the material and circumstances; that call sits with you and your regulator, and we're happy to talk it through against our disposal and recycling guidance.
What to send us for a quote
- The product going out on pallets and typical load weight.
- Delivery volume and frequency, and whether it's one-off or recurring.
- Photographs of any stacks awaiting clearance, including the worst-condition timber.
- Gate width, ground surface and available turning space.
- Whether any pooled or branded pallets are mixed into the stacks.
- A deadline, if a site clearance or handover is driving the job.
Related
Where to go next
- Pallet salesNew and quality used pallets in bulk or on account.
- Pallet clearanceOne planned operation to clear an accumulated backlog.
- Pallet recyclingWhere timber is structurally finished.
- Pallet recoveryRepair and return to service where the frame survives.
- Disposal and recycling guidanceWhere the waste classification boundary sits.
- Where we operateRegional coverage and delivery.
Get pallets on the yard, or get it cleared
Call 023 8017 1048 or send us your product mix and volume, and stack photographs if there's a clearance to quote too.