The home yard. Same-week service across the metro.

What we do for Denver customers.

Denver is our home market and our largest single concentration of accounts. We supply reclaimed gaylord boxes, RSCs and dunnage to cannabis cultivators, breweries, manufacturing operations, e-commerce fulfillment centers, design studios and the occasional school garden program. We also pick up empties from all of those same accounts on a routed schedule.

Coverage area.

We treat the entire Denver metro as a single service zone — central Denver, Lakewood, Wheat Ridge, Englewood, Glendale, Commerce City, Thornton, Westminster, Aurora and Centennial. RiNo and Five Points, where most of the small fermentation accounts live, get a dedicated weekly milk run.

Same-week pickups.

For Denver-metro pickups we typically schedule within 2–4 business days. Smaller loads (under half a trailer) ride with our weekly milk runs; full-trailer loads get a dedicated truck.

Pickup at the yard.

Customers in central Denver who need a small quantity of boxes fast often skip delivery and come pick up at our yard directly. Pull up to Gate A on the west side of the building between 7 AM and 5:30 PM weekdays, or 8–2 on Saturdays. Drop us an email ahead of time so we can stage your pallets in the loading bay.

Neighborhoods we drive to most.

Within the Denver metro we touch a lot of zip codes every week. The neighborhoods that appear most often on our route sheets:

• RiNo / Five Points / Cole. Heavy concentration of breweries, small fermentation operations, and design studios. Almost daily traffic from our trucks.
• Lincoln Park / La Alma. Adjacent to our yard. We service these accounts on demand without a scheduled route.
• Northeast Denver / Stapleton / Park Hill. Several manufacturing accounts and a few cannabis processing facilities.
• Westwood / Athmar Park. A handful of recurring industrial accounts and our own truck staging yard for outbound long-haul prep.
• Globeville / Elyria-Swansea. Industrial corridor with multiple food and beverage operations and a couple of large recyclers we partner with downstream.
• Lakewood & Wheat Ridge. Several manufacturing accounts and the western edge of our metro coverage.
• Englewood / Sheridan. Twice-weekly stops for industrial accounts on the south side.
• Aurora. Weekly stops for several distribution centers and a couple of cannabis cultivators.
• Commerce City. Heavy industrial corridor with multiple long-standing accounts.
• Thornton / Westminster / Northglenn. Northern metro accounts on our way to the Boulder corridor.

Lead time table for Denver metro.

Customer mix in Denver, by sector.

Denver itself is the most diverse customer mix in our service area. Roughly 30% of our Denver volume goes to cannabis cultivators and processors. Another 25% goes to manufacturing operations across the industrial corridors. About 15% goes to breweries and distilleries. 12% to e-commerce fulfillment and DTC brands. 8% to food and beverage producers (excluding breweries). The remaining 10% is everything else — design studios, schools, upcycle hobbyists, the occasional film production company doing a set build.

Why our home market matters.

The density of Denver-metro accounts is what makes the rest of our network viable. The metro provides enough recurring volume that our trucks are always loaded both ways, our dispatch hut always has work, and our long-haul lanes can be priced competitively because the home base absorbs the fixed overhead. Without Denver, the company doesn’t exist.

Denver metro FAQ.