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A referral service for wood pallets

Evergrain connects businesses that buy, sell, recycle, or need to clear wood pallets with partner suppliers in our network. One request, one follow-up, no obligation.

The short answer

Evergrain is a pallet referral service. You send one quote request; a partner supplier in our network that serves your area follows up with pricing and availability. Partner suppliers handle the stock, pickup, and delivery, and set their own prices and terms.

Request a quote

Fill this out and a partner supplier in our network follows up with a quote. It’s the same free, no-obligation form you’ll find on every page.

US or Canada number

US ZIP or Canadian postal code

* Required. A partner supplier follows up. No spam.

A referral service for wood pallets

How quotes work

From request to quote

  1. 01

    Tell us what you need

    Buy, sell, recycle, or pickup. Add sizes, counts, grade, and your ZIP code. Photos help for sell and removal requests.

  2. 02

    We pass it on

    Your request goes to a partner supplier in our network that serves your area.

  3. 03

    You get a quote

    The partner supplier follows up with pricing, availability, and any pickup or delivery details.

  4. 04

    You decide

    Accept, compare, or walk away. The request is free and carries no obligation.

What grades mean

Know what to ask for

Grade A

Used pallets in near-new condition: sound boards, few or no repairs, uniform look. Good for retail and automated handling.

Grade B

Used pallets that have been repaired or show more wear, such as patched stringers or mismatched boards. Fine for most one-way and warehouse loads.

Remanufactured

Pallets rebuilt from reclaimed boards and stringers, often to a set size. Good when you need a standard footprint at lower cost than new.

New

Built from new lumber, standard or custom sizes. Needed for some export, precision, or heavy-load uses.

More detail in Pallet grades explained.

What we stand for

Four principles

Reuse first

Recycled and remanufactured pallets often fit the job and avoid building a new pallet. Ask for them and partner suppliers quote what suits your load.

Plain about what we are

Evergrain is a referral service. Partner suppliers own the stock, the trucks, and the work, and they set prices and terms.

Keep the wood working

A pallet that can be repaired usually should be. End-of-life wood can be ground for mulch or biomass rather than landfilled.

Right-spec, not over-spec

The lightest pallet that carries your load safely is usually the cheapest one. Our size guide and articles help you spec it.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who is Evergrain?

Evergrain Pallet Recycling Services is a referral service for wood pallets. It matches businesses that want to buy, sell, recycle, or clear pallets with partner suppliers in its network. Evergrain does not run its own yard, warehouse, or trucks.

How do quotes work?

You fill in one short form with what you need, the sizes, counts, and your ZIP code. The request goes to a partner supplier that serves your area, and that partner supplier follows up with pricing and availability. The request is free and carries no obligation.

Who sets the price and terms?

The partner supplier. Prices, delivery, pickup, warranties, and returns are agreed between you and the partner supplier that quotes your job.

Where is the service available?

Requests from across the USA; availability depends on partner suppliers. Send a request with your ZIP code and a partner supplier follows up if one serves your area.

What do the pallet grades mean?

Grade A is near-new used stock, Grade B is repaired or more visibly worn used stock, remanufactured pallets are rebuilt from reclaimed wood, and new pallets are built from new lumber. Grading wording varies between suppliers, so confirm the details with the partner supplier that quotes you.

Start with one free request

Buy, sell, recycle, or clear pallets — start with a free, no-obligation quote request and a partner supplier follows up.