Free pallets are getting harder and harder to come by as pallet prices rise. Most companies are paying high prices for pallets are therefore they are less likely to give the out for free when they can easily get a few bucks for each of them. While this may not sound like a lot of money, when it a company is producing hundreds or thousands a month it can add up quickly.
Luckily there are still many places you can find free pallets in your local community. There is not shortage of small/mid size business that produce and excess of wooden pallets and need to have them removed. When looking for free pallets it is best to target the smaller companies. As the biggest ones will almost always have something in place already and may be getting paid for them.
Before driving around and going store to store it is a good idea to check out Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist and search for “Free Pallets”. There are also many website dedicated to listing pallet classified ads that may have a free section. Often times you will be able to find people giving out free pallets or at least very cheap pallets. There are also facebooks groups dedicated to buying and selling pallets that you can check out.
IF you need pallets that are uniform in size or a large quality, you are most likely going to have to purchase them. Lucky there are large number of pallet recyclers across the united states that offer cheap and affordable used pallets. To get the best prices it is good to find a local pallet yard near you and give them a call about placing an order. You can expect to pay anywhere from $4 to $10 per pallet, depending on location
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