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Forklift transferring pallets between trailers during a night shift

Refrigerated service

Cross-docking without unnecessary dwell.

Scheduled receiving, checking, staging, and trailer-to-trailer transfer for palletized and cased refrigerated freight.

Palletized freight moving through a working cross-dock

Facility briefing

What the Fort Pierce dock can support.

A scheduled transfer point for refrigerated freight that already has a defined inbound move, outbound move, and destination plan.

Building
9,000 sq ft
warehouse facility
Handling
Pallets & cases
Details required in advance
Location
170 Boyd Road, Fort Pierce, FL 34945
  • Trailer-to-trailer transfers

    Freight moves from an arriving vehicle into a planned outbound trailer with limited dock dwell.

  • Consolidation

    Pallets and cases from multiple inbound moves can be staged for one coordinated outbound load.

  • Receive and check

    Inbound freight is identified and checked against the shipment details supplied before arrival.

  • Appointment coordination

    Inbound timing, dock capacity, and the outbound pickup plan are aligned before the transfer.

Temperature boundary

The dock is not refrigerated. Product temperature is maintained in reefer trailers, and the transfer plan is built to limit time outside that equipment.

Boyd Road support

Dedicated truck parking and the maintenance facility are part of the same Boyd Road operation. Call ahead to arrange parking.

Applications

Where this service performs best

  • Shippers consolidating multiple pickups into one outbound move
  • Carriers and shippers transferring refrigerated freight between vehicles
  • Suppliers feeding partial loads into coordinated outbound refrigerated service

Process

How it works

  1. 1

    Inbound freight is scheduled against dock and outbound capacity.

  2. 2

    Shipments are received, checked, and staged on the dock for fast transfer.

  3. 3

    Freight is consolidated or transferred to the outbound trailer.

  4. 4

    The outbound leg departs on the coordinated schedule.

Quote info

What we need to quote this

  • Inbound carrier, trailer type, origin, and expected arrival
  • Outbound carrier, destination, pickup window, and deadline
  • Commodity, condition, required temperature, and reefer setting
  • Pallet or case count, approximate weight, and dimensions if oversized
  • BOL, PO, shipment references, and label or routing requirements
  • Instructions for shortages, visible damage, delays, or missing paperwork

FAQ

Common questions

Is this storage?

No. The Fort Pierce warehouse is operated as a scheduled transfer point, not long-term storage. If you have a storage need, contact the office before routing freight to the facility.

Can you receive freight from another carrier?

Yes, subject to scheduling and current capacity. Send the inbound carrier and ETA, freight details, paperwork, outbound carrier and pickup plan, and instructions for exceptions before the truck arrives.

Is the cross-dock refrigerated?

No. The dock itself is not temperature-controlled. Refrigeration remains in the reefer trailers, and operations schedules the transfer to limit the freight's time outside that equipment.

Do you offer truck parking?

Yes. Our Boyd Road yard in Fort Pierce has dedicated truck parking alongside the cross-dock and maintenance facilities. Call to arrange parking.

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Get moving

Put the shipment in front of operations.

Send the lane, commodity, temperature, and required dates. Operations will evaluate the service plan and current capacity.

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