Pallet Transport & Delivery in Jacksonville, FL
Pallet pickup and delivery are available through partner suppliers. Tell us what needs moving, and we pass your request along.
Used Pallets Through Partner Suppliers
Reuse Before NewTell us what you need and we will pass your request to a partner supplier in our network. Pricing is by quote from the supplier.
- Free, No-Obligation Quote Request
- Grade A, B and C Used Pallets
- Pickup and Delivery Through Partners
- Reusing a Pallet Avoids Building a New One
Request Transport Service Quote
Transport You Can Request
Pallet Delivery
Delivery of purchased pallets to your location, arranged through a partner supplier and quoted with your order.
Pallet Pickup
Collection of pallets you are selling or need removed, arranged through a partner supplier.
Transfers
If you need pallets moved between sites or to a repair location, describe the route in your request.
Repeat Runs
If your pallet needs are regular, mention how often. A partner supplier can say whether repeat runs are possible.
Telling Us About Your Timing
Delivery dates are set by the partner supplier and depend on availability. Your request should make clear which of these describes your situation:
You Have a Tight Deadline
Give the latest date that works and explain what is driving it. The partner supplier will tell you whether it can be met.
- • State your deadline clearly
- • Be open on grade if you can
- • Confirm site access in advance
- • Rush work may cost more
You Have a Specific Date
If a shipment or project depends on a certain date, include it so it can be planned around.
- • Share your preferred date
- • Note receiving hours
- • Mention any delivery window
- • Name a contact for the site
Your Date Can Move
If timing is flexible, say so. Flexibility can make a load easier to schedule and may help on cost.
- • Give a range of dates
- • Plan ahead where you can
- • Combine pickup and delivery
- • Ask how timing affects the quote
Service Areas
Jacksonville and Duval County
Requests from Downtown, Riverside, San Marco, Mandarin, Arlington, the Westside, Southside, Northside and the Beaches, including Jacksonville Beach.
St. Johns County
Requests from St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra Beach and nearby communities.
Clay and Nassau Counties
Requests from Orange Park, Green Cove Springs, Fernandina Beach and nearby communities.
We take requests from the Jacksonville area; availability depends on partner suppliers.
Common Truck and Unloading Equipment
Equipment varies by partner supplier and carrier. These are the common options to discuss for your site:
Box Trucks
Enclosed trucks protect pallets from the weather and suit smaller loads and tighter sites.
Flatbeds
Open decks can be unloaded from the side with a forklift, which suits sites without a dock.
Dry Van Trailers
A standard 53-foot trailer is typical for full truckloads and generally needs a dock or forklift, plus room to maneuver.
Liftgates and Pallet Jacks
Without a dock, ask about a liftgate and pallet jack. Both need firm, level ground.
How a Transport Request Works
1. Send a Request
Tell us the pallets, quantity, location and timing using the form above.
2. We Pass It On
We send your details to a partner supplier. Jacksonville Pallets is a referral service and has no trucks of its own.
3. A Supplier Follows Up
The partner supplier confirms what they can arrange, including pricing and scheduling.
4. On the Day
Check the load against your order when it arrives, and raise any concerns with the partner supplier directly.
Pickup Arrangements to Ask About
If you have pallets to sell or remove, it helps to raise these points in your request:
One-Time Pickup
Share the quantity, location and any deadline for clearing the pallets.
Regular Pickups
Mention how often pallets build up, so a partner supplier can say whether a schedule is possible.
Urgent Clear-Outs
Explain the deadline and how many pallets are involved. Availability depends on the partner supplier.
Loading
Say whether you have a forklift or dock on site, and ask who handles the loading.
Site Access to Describe
Loading Dock Access
A dock is usually the simplest way to handle a delivery, especially for larger loads.
- • Note the dock height
- • Give your receiving hours
- • Say if an appointment is needed
- • Mention your forklift availability
Ground Level Access
No loading dock? Mention it up front so the right equipment can be discussed before the truck is booked.
- • Ask about a liftgate
- • Ask about pallet jack delivery
- • Say if you have a forklift
- • Ground-level unloading may take longer
Access Considerations
Tell the partner supplier about anything that could limit a truck at your location.
- • Narrow streets or alleys
- • Height restrictions
- • Gates or security checkpoints
- • Specific delivery instructions
What Affects a Transport Quote
Distance
Delivery location and the partner supplier's starting point both affect the cost.
Quantity
A larger load can spread transport cost across more pallets, while a small load may cost more per pallet.
Urgency
Tight deadlines can limit options and may cost more than a flexible date.
Access
Special equipment or hand unloading can affect the price. Ask what is included in your quote.
Tips for a Smoother Delivery
Confirm the Details
Check the quantity, grade and size on your quote against what you ordered before the truck is booked.
Clear the Unloading Area
Keep the dock or drop area free, and plan where the pallets will go once they are off the truck.
Have Someone on Site
Make sure someone is there to receive the load and can sign for it.
Check Pallets on Arrival
Look over the load and raise any concerns with the partner supplier as soon as possible.
Protect Pallets From Weather
Jacksonville rain and humidity can dampen stored pallets, so keep them covered or indoors if you can.
Plan for Port Traffic
Sites near JAXPORT may have busy gates and approach roads, so share any access rules in your request.
Need Pickup and Delivery Together?
If you want old pallets collected when new or repaired ones arrive, say so in your request. We pass the details to a partner supplier, who can tell you whether both can be combined.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Jacksonville Pallets deliver pallets itself?
No. Jacksonville Pallets is a referral service with no trucks or drivers. We pass your request to a partner supplier, who arranges any pickup or delivery.
What areas can I send a request from?
We take requests from the Jacksonville area, including Duval, St. Johns, Clay and Nassau counties. Availability depends on partner suppliers.
How soon can pallets arrive?
Timing depends on the partner supplier and what is available. Include your deadline in the request and they will confirm what is possible.
Who unloads pallets at my site?
That varies by partner supplier and carrier. Say whether you have a dock or forklift, and confirm unloading before the delivery is booked.
Is there a minimum order for delivery?
Any minimum is set by the partner supplier. Share your quantity and location and they will quote what is practical.
Can old pallets be collected when new ones arrive?
You can request it. A partner supplier can say whether pickup and delivery can be combined in one trip.
What types of trailers are used?
That depends on the partner supplier and the load. Common choices include box trucks, flatbeds and dry van trailers, typically 53 feet for full truckloads.
How are delivery costs worked out?
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers and usually reflects distance, load size, urgency and site access.
Can I track my delivery?
Ask the partner supplier what updates they can provide, and share a site contact for the driver.
Who is responsible for pallets during transport?
Delivery terms are set by the partner supplier handling the job. Ask them about loss or damage coverage before you confirm.