Warehouses, cold stores and 3PLs
Looking for somewhere to store pallets, a freezer for a seasonal load, or a 3PL near a port? This site lists 49 operators in 8 US cities, with a link to each company’s own website so you can check the details yourself.
There’s also a set of notes on how the business works: what a public warehouse charges for, what a warehouse receipt means, how freight leaves the dock, and what to look at when you walk around a building before signing anything.
Browse by city
- Chicago (6)
- Los Angeles & Inland Empire (6)
- Dallas–Fort Worth (6)
- Atlanta (6)
- Memphis (6)
- Seattle–Tacoma (6)
- Savannah (7)
- Columbus (6)
More countries are on the way. Germany, the UK and the Netherlands come next.
The basics
- Public warehousing
- Storage types
- Getting freight out the door
- Offsite records storage
- Checking out a warehouse before you sign
Guides
- Bonded warehouses and FTZs
- Cold storage temperatures
- Cross-docking
- FEFO in cold storage
- Public or contract warehousing?
- Records retention and destruction
- Using a 3PL in another country
- Warehouse KPIs
Listings are free. We don’t take money for them, we don’t rank anyone and we don’t publish reviews. If you run a warehouse and want to be added, get in touch.