This is the funny part. We do not even use a warehouse. I am using 3 storage units and a warehouse that charges me $15 per pallet for them to unload and store for me.
I go there and take a few pallets and my guy gos at them and we load up our gaylords and send out often.
This is how its kinda set up
#1 10x30 for brake down/load up of items TO be broken down. All on pallets and using a
pallet jack to jack them out of unit so you have space to work
#2 10x30 for load of pallets that need to go out...this is my scale room as well We weight up anything that comes in here and it will either go into Unit #1 for brake down or get boxed up here and placed onto a pallet.
#3 is 10x15 this is a "done" room this room is for items that we need to repair/test. Once its been tested/repaired here it is then sold (we kinda do a auction kind of thing from time to time...its where we call alot of people out..they all fight at who buys what..I just sit there and wait for the guy who will pay the most comes up to me...works great)
This lets me have low over head fast processing times and all of that means I can pay more per pound than other companies this is why I am as good on pricing as I am. When I get better vendors my prices JUMP big time. I HAVE another vendor as of right now I am working with...so there should be a good price change here very shortly.
I am planning on getting a warehouse but doing this system works great. My over head (not counting labor) is only $500 and thats counting water and power. A warehouse here in Dallas will cost upwords of $1,500 with no power/water.
P.s there are some 57' an we had one..at first I thought it was a 53' but no that sucker was larger as hell
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