Sell Your Pallets
Have used pallets in Delaware? Tell us what you have and we pass the details to partner suppliers, who follow up with a quote.
Request a Free Quote
Fill out the form below and we will pass your request to a partner supplier, who will follow up.
Find a Home for Used Pallets
Got a pile of pallets taking up space? We don't buy pallets ourselves. We pass your details to partner suppliers, who decide whether they can use them and what to offer.
How Used Pallets Are Usually Graded
Condition shapes what a supplier can do with a pallet. Grading varies by supplier, but this is a useful guide when you describe your load.
Grade A / #1
Often resold as isClean pallets with light cosmetic wear. No broken boards and few or no repairs. These are the pallets a buyer is usually most interested in.
Typical signs:
- No broken or missing boards
- Few or no visible repairs
- Clean appearance
- Sound structure
- Common sizes preferred
Grade B / #2
Often resold after sortingWorking pallets with more visible wear. They may have repairs or staining but can still carry a load.
Typical signs:
- All boards intact
- Repairs are acceptable
- Cosmetic wear
- Sound structure
- Common sizes preferred
Needs Repair
May need repair firstPallets with heavy wear or damage that may still be worth fixing. Whether repair makes sense depends on the size and the supplier.
Typical signs:
- Heavy wear
- Multiple repairs
- Must be repairable
- Staining possible
- Depends on size and type
Recycling Only
Usually goes to recyclingPallets beyond practical repair, such as those with broken stringers or heavy damage. Wood may go on to become mulch or fuel, depending on the recycler.
Typical signs:
- Severely damaged
- Broken stringers
- Multiple missing boards
- Hard-to-place sizes
- Accepted items vary by recycler
How It Works
Four steps from describing your pallets to working with a partner supplier.
Send Details
Use the online form to tell us about your pallets: quantity, sizes, general condition, and location in Delaware.
We Match You
We pass your details to a partner supplier in our network that may be interested in your pallets.
Get a Quote
The supplier follows up about pricing and pickup. Timing depends on the supplier.
Agree Directly
If the offer works for you, you settle pickup and payment directly with the supplier.
What Partner Suppliers Look For
Partner suppliers mainly want wood pallets they can reuse or repair. Common sizes are the easiest to place, and each supplier decides what it can take.
Not Sure About Your Pallets?
Describe what you have in your request. A partner supplier can ask for photos when they follow up, so it helps to have these ready.
- Photo of overall condition
- Approximate quantity
- Sizes if known
- Location
Who Sends Us Requests
Whether pallets build up regularly or you have a single pile to clear, here is what helps a partner supplier respond.
Warehouses & Distribution Centers
Pallets building up from inbound shipments? Mention how often they pile up, and ask a partner supplier about repeat pickups.
- Repeat pickups where available
- Say how many per month
- Share dock and access details
Manufacturers
Have extra pallets from incoming raw materials? Describe the sizes and condition, and include any pallets that are not standard.
- List sizes separately
- Note any sorted stacks
- Share pickup hours
Retailers & Stores
Backroom filling up with pallets? Tell us the rough count and where they are kept so a supplier can judge the trip.
- Smaller counts welcome to ask
- Note the loading area
- Partner supplier follows up
One-Time Sellers
Have a pile left over from a project or cleanup? Send the details and a partner supplier can tell you whether they can use them.
- One-time requests are fine
- Photos can help
- No obligation to sell
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about selling used pallets through partner suppliers.
Which pallet types can I sell?+
Partner suppliers usually look for reusable wood pallets in common sizes such as 48x40 GMA, 42x42 and 48x48. Odd sizes can be harder to place, so describe them in your request form.
How much will I be paid for my pallets?+
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers. It depends on size, condition, quantity, location and current demand. Some loads may have no resale value.
Is pickup included?+
Pickup is arranged through partner suppliers. Whether it is included or charged for is up to the supplier, so ask when you get your quote.
How does payment work?+
The supplier sets how and when you are paid. Confirm the details with them before the pallets are picked up.
What about broken pallets?+
A partner supplier may take them along with reusable pallets or point you toward recycling. Wood that can't be reused can often be ground into mulch or fuel, depending on the recycler.
Ready to Sell Your Pallets?
Use a free, no-obligation quote request to tell us about your pallets and a partner supplier will follow up about pricing and pickup.