York-based J&D Pallets makes new and remanufactured wooden pallets, including custom sizes and designs, for businesses across Pennsylvania and neighboring states. The company also reclaims used pallets and recyclable materials, giving customers a way to consolidate shipping and recover value from surplus materials. A large trailer fleet supports pickups and flexible drop-trailer arrangements when schedules change.
Lancaster PalletSince opening in 2021, Lancaster Pallet has built its business around helping Lancaster County companies keep shipping materials available and usable. The Lancaster, Pennsylvania company supplies wood pallets to commercial customers and gives unwanted pallets a second life through pickup and recycling, with material that cannot be reused ground into mulch rather than sent to landfills.LANCASTER, PA
Pallet Services IncStarted from the back of a pickup truck more than 40 years ago, family-run Pallet Services Inc. now manufactures and supplies new, used, and reconditioned wooden pallets from locations in Clarence and Rochester, New York. With more than 100 employees, the company is Western New York’s largest supplier of grade A and B pallets and serves customers across the region. Its recycling operation reuses pallet components and turns unusable lumber into mulch for local farms, keeping wood out of landfills.CLARENCE, NY
J & J PalletsFamily-owned and operated in Chambersburg, J & J Pallets supplies recycled wooden pallets while repairing and recycling used ones. The company processes close to 5,000 pallets for sale and disassembles or repairs about 7,500 more each week, with 24- to 48-hour turnaround and pickup or trailer service for businesses. J & J has served its community for more than 12 years.321920CHAMBERSBURG, PA
John Rock, IncJohn Rock, Inc. grew from John Rock’s 1973 pallet-repair operation in his mother’s Honey Brook garage into a large-scale wooden pallet and crate manufacturer in Coatesville, Pennsylvania. Its 300,000-plus-square-foot facility produces more than 120,000 pallets a week and includes seven heat-treatment kilns, while an in-house fleet serves customers across the Eastern corridor from Virginia to Massachusetts. The company also recovers, repairs, remanufactures, and recycles used pallets and wood waste as part of its approach to responsible material use.COATESVILLE, PA