Somewhere for
freight to sit.

Warehousing is only useful when it is attached to transportation. Freight that lands on our dock leaves on a truck we control.

In build. The warehouse is not operating yet, so nothing on this page is bookable. It describes what the dock will do when it opens. If you need space now, call and we will tell you honestly whether we can help yet.

What the dock does

Cross-dock

Inbound freight broken down and reloaded to outbound trailers without going to a rack. Fastest path when the freight is already committed.

Short-term storage

Space for freight waiting on a delivery appointment, a customer, or the rest of an order. Billed by the space and time you actually use.

Outbound handling

Pick, stage, and load to your outbound schedule, with the same paperwork discipline we use on the road.

Container and drayage support

Devanning and reload for import freight that needs to change equipment before it goes inland.


Why it sits next to dispatch

Most 3PL problems are handoff problems. The warehouse says it shipped, the carrier says it never got there, and the shipper is stuck between two phone numbers.

When the dock and the trucks report to the same operation, that argument does not happen. There is one record and one person accountable for it.

Ask about space

Need the dock and the truck?

Tell us what is coming in, where it goes next, and how long it needs to sit.