What we do
We buy sorted pallets, sell used and new ones, and clear piles that a dock no longer wants. The range runs from 48 x 40 Grade A and Grade B through combo and block builds, 48 x 45 automotive pallets and heat-treated export stock to mixed loads.
The stacks and the words for them
The trade has its own words: stringer, block, deck board, plug, companion stringer, Grade A, Grade B, combo, core, four-way and the HT stamp. The guides explain each one, and the sizes show the stack that matches each footprint.
Who we serve
- Warehouse and 3PL managers who buy sorted pallets and need empties cleared.
- Purchasing leads at plants who want one size and grade in volume.
- Food and beverage plants that need clean, dry stock.
- Electronics and medical makers who need new or heat-treated pallets.
- Stores and restaurants with a few dozen pallets in a back lot.
What we do not handle
Liquidation and returns pallets, mystery pallets, craft and furniture projects, free firewood, plastic pooling programmes and racking are outside what we cover.
How to ask
Start on the quote form: say whether you want to buy, sell, clear or recycle, then give the size, the count and where the pallets are. Questions that are not about a pile go to info@saltlakepalletyard.com. Common ones are answered in the FAQ.
The geography in one line
The Wasatch Range rises east of a string of cities that run from Ogden through Salt Lake City to Provo and Spanish Fork, with I-15 as the spine and I-80 running west across the salt flats. Most pallet traffic lives on that spine and on the warehouse districts beside it.
- North: Weber and Davis counties, with Ogden, Clearfield and Layton.
- Centre: Salt Lake County, including the Northwest Quadrant.
- West: Tooele County along I-80.
- South: Utah County, from Lehi to Spanish Fork.
The areas hub covers each of these.