Recurring pallet pickup
For businesses where pallets build up every week: set a standing pickup, weekly, every two weeks or monthly, and stop thinking about the pile behind the building.
Who it's for
- Retail backrooms and grocery stores where every delivery leaves an empty pallet.
- Restaurants with weekly food-service deliveries.
- Contractors and job sites receiving materials on pallets.
- Light manufacturers and warehouses with steady inbound freight.
- Property managers handling buildup at loading areas shared by several tenants.
How it works
- Estimate your rate. Roughly how many pallets build up between pickups. Count a week's worth, or use the pile sizer on a typical pile.
- Choose a frequency. Weekly, every two weeks or monthly. Longer gaps mean bigger, more valuable loads, if you have the room and your fire code allows the storage.
- Book once. Go through the booking steps with a typical pile, and choose the frequency in step 3. Your ticket is marked as a recurring pickup.
- Repackify sets it up. It reviews the request, finds a partner that runs that schedule in your area, and confirms the first window and the terms.
Why batching helps
A truck trip has a fixed cost. Five pallets every few days rarely justifies one; twenty good pallets once a month often does. A recurring schedule turns scattered small piles into regular loads that are worth collecting, and it means nobody at your site has to remember to call.
Keep the stack pickup-ready
- One marked spot, away from exits and doors, that a truck can reach.
- Sort on arrival: good 48x40s, other sizes, broken, and pooled pallets for return.
- No trash or wrap in the stack.
- A contact the driver can call on pickup days.
More: stopping pallet buildup behind a store and recurring pickup vs a dumpster.