Free Pallet Pickup in Vancouver BC
Minimum 100 standard 40×48 pallets. Same-week scheduling.
Free Pallet Collection Service — Vancouver, BC
Pallet Recycling Guys offers free pallet pickup in Vancouver for businesses with a minimum of 100 standard 40×48 pallets. Whether you're a warehouse, retailer, manufacturer, or distributor in Vancouver, we'll come to your location and clear your surplus pallets at no charge. Call or WhatsApp 604-761-5661 to book a same-week collection.
We accept wooden 40×48 GMA-spec pallets in reusable condition. Pallets must be stackable and accessible by forklift or pallet jack. Our team handles loading and removal — you don't need to do a thing. We serve all Vancouver neighbourhoods including East Van, South Vancouver, Marpole, Strathcona, and the Downtown core.
Free Pickup Requirements
Don't meet the minimum? Call us anyway — we'll find a solution. 604-761-5661
Free Pallet Pickup Vancouver — Common Questions
What is the minimum quantity for free pallet pickup in Vancouver?
The minimum quantity for free pallet pickup in Vancouver is 100 standard 40×48 wooden pallets. For smaller loads, call us at 604-761-5661 — we may still be able to help for a small fee, or in some cases we pay you for quality pallets.
What size pallets do you pick up for free in Vancouver?
We pick up standard 40×48 inch wooden GMA-spec pallets in reusable, stackable condition. We do not pick up broken, heavily damaged, or non-standard-size pallets for free.
How quickly can you pick up pallets in Vancouver?
We typically schedule pallet pickup in Vancouver within the same week. Call or WhatsApp 604-761-5661 to arrange a convenient time.
Which Vancouver neighbourhoods do you serve?
We serve all Vancouver neighbourhoods including East Vancouver, South Vancouver, Marpole, Strathcona, Mount Pleasant, the Downtown core, and surrounding areas. We also serve the broader Lower Mainland.
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Call or WhatsApp 604-761-5661. Free pickup for qualifying loads across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.