Repair Services We Offer
From minor fixes to complete restoration, partner repair shops in our network handle the most common types of pallet repair.
Board Replacement
Replacing cracked, broken, or missing deck boards and stringers.
Structural Repair
Fixing split blocks, loose nails, and compromised joints.
Reconditioning
Full restoration including cleaning, sanding, and refinishing.
Custom Modifications
Adjusting pallet dimensions or adding features to meet specific needs.
Why Repair Instead of Replace?
Cost Savings
Repairing a damaged pallet usually costs less than buying a new one.
Extended Lifespan
Good repairs can keep a pallet in service much longer.
Keep Pallets Moving
Repaired pallets go straight back into your supply chain.
Less Waste
Reusing a pallet avoids building a new one and keeps wood out of the landfill.
Our Repair Process
Here's how a typical repair job works when we match you with a partner repair shop.
Request
Tell us how many pallets need repair, their size, and the type of damage.
Quote
We match you with a partner repair shop, which quotes based on the damage and quantity.
Repair
The repair shop replaces damaged boards and stringers and fixes loose joints.
Sorting
Repaired pallets are checked and sorted by grade.
Return
Your pallets are returned ready for use on a schedule agreed with the shop.
Quality Materials
Repair shops typically use reclaimed or new lumber and heavy-duty fasteners, so ask about materials if your application has specific requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about pallet repair turnaround, quality, pricing, and logistics.
What types of pallet damage can you repair?
Partner repair shops in our network fix broken or missing deck boards, cracked stringers, split lead boards, protruding nails, and other structural issues.
How long does pallet repair usually take?
Turnaround depends on volume and the repair shop's schedule. If you have a deadline, include it in your quote request and we will look for a shop that can meet it.
Is there a minimum quantity for repair service?
Minimums vary by repair shop, and pricing is usually better on larger batches. Send us your quantity and we will look for a shop that fits.
Do you offer pickup and delivery for repairs?
Often, yes. Some partner repair shops may collect damaged pallets and return repaired ones. Pickup and delivery are arranged through the shop.
Do repaired pallets get graded?
Repair shops commonly sort repaired pallets into Grade A, B, or C, so ask for the grade breakdown when you get your quote.
How much can I save versus buying new?
Repairing a pallet usually costs less than buying a new one. How much you save depends on the damage, materials, and labor involved.
Can you heat-treat pallets after repair?
Some partner suppliers can heat-treat pallets after repair. Pallets for export must carry the ISPM-15 stamp from a certified treatment provider, so mention export needs in your request.
Can you repair custom or block pallets?
Yes. Partner repair shops handle standard and custom sizes, including block and stringer designs.
Do you provide documentation for repaired loads?
Many repair shops provide repair counts, grading notes, and delivery receipts. Ask for the paperwork you need when you request a quote.
Can we schedule recurring repair pickups?
Often. Some partner repair shops may offer weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly pickups to keep pallets in circulation and reduce spend.
Get Your Pallets Repaired
Don't throw away damaged pallets. Request a free repair quote and we'll match you with a partner repair shop.