Services
Recovery keeps pallets working for longer
Most pallets leaving a site still have service life in them. We grade each one, repair what can be repaired, and put serviceable stock back into circulation.
How recovery works
Every pallet is graded before it is repaired, sold or scrapped
A pallet arriving on a collection vehicle is checked and classified first. Getting that right determines both the cost and how much stock returns to use.
Structural check
Bearers, stringers or blocks are inspected first — structural damage is the usual reason a pallet cannot return to service.
Deck condition
Missing, split or badly worn boards are assessed for straightforward board replacement.
Contamination
Staining, chemical residue, mould or odour rules a pallet out of reuse regardless of structure.
Fixings and safety
Protruding nails, loose plates and sharp edges are dealt with before any pallet is graded as usable.
Repair
Board and block replacement, using reclaimed components from pallets that are genuinely finished.
Regrade
Repaired pallets are graded to the same standard as any other supplied stock.
Why it matters commercially
Reuse saves you a disposal cost and a replacement purchase
A recovered pallet avoids both a disposal cost and a new purchase — usually the largest saving available in a pallet operation.
Where recovery volumes need to appear in your reporting, we agree what is recorded and how before work starts.
Getting a quote
What to send us
What leaves your site each month, the pallet types involved and your site location. Call 023 8017 1048 or get a pallet quote online and we will set out a recovery approach that works for it.
Put reuse ahead of disposal
Tell us what leaves your site each month and we will set out a recovery approach that works for it.