Home Forums Coloring The worry that a quick restacking job might not actually hold up during transit.

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      Gerard Cleveland
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      We had a load restacked by a provider a few weeks ago, and the job seemed fine at first. But when the shipment arrived at the next destination, some of the pallets had shifted again. The restacking was not done properly, and we almost had another rejection. It made me realize that not all restacking services are equal. I want to find a provider that actually knows how to secure a load so it stays stable during transit, not just get it out the door quickly. Does anyone know a reliable service that does quality work?

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      Rise Above
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      We went through that exact experience last year and it cost us a second rejection. That is when we started using a provider that actually pays attention to how the load is secured, not just how fast it is restacked. What I like about restack pallets is that they use proper techniques and materials to ensure the load stays stable during transit. They also replace broken pallets with CHEP-compliant ones and offer cargo blocking and bracing for extra security. Their facility is located near the Port of Tacoma and just minutes from the Costco DC in Sumner, so they can handle urgent work without rushing through it. We have used them several times now and the loads have arrived intact every time. If you are worried about the quality of restacking, this is a service worth knowing about.

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