Palletized inbound, racked storage
Floor-loaded containers devanned at our dock, palletized to your spec, racked and cycle-counted. SKU-level inventory visibility for V-belts, timing belts, kits, and accessory packs.
TP Freight Lines operates a network of Oregon terminals and a Portland warehousing/distribution hub built for industrial brands landing palletized inventory on the West Coast — and shipping it back out by LTL, truckload, parcel, or FBA across the country.
Built for this
You manufacture industrial power transmission belts — V-belts, timing belts, ribbed and synchronous drives — for agricultural equipment, HVAC systems, light industrial machinery, and general OEM/MRO channels. You're standing up a U.S. footprint and need a partner who treats your inventory like an extension of your supply chain, not a line item in a 3PL spreadsheet.
TP Freight runs a warehousing and distribution program out of Portland that's purpose-suited to that profile: palletized imports landing through the Port of Portland or Seattle/Tacoma, racked storage with SKU-level visibility, B2B LTL shipments to distributors and OEM accounts nationwide, smaller parcel orders out the door for direct customers, and FBA prep for Amazon channel sell-through — all under one roof, with one operations team.
Floor-loaded containers devanned at our dock, palletized to your spec, racked and cycle-counted. SKU-level inventory visibility for V-belts, timing belts, kits, and accessory packs.
Pallet outs to distributors, OEMs, and dealers via our own LTL network in Oregon & SW Washington, with national carrier connections for the lower 48.
Each-picks for direct customer orders, plus FBA prep — labeling, polybagging where required, carton compliance, and palletized FBA shipments to Amazon FCs.
Drayage, devanning, warehousing, and outbound transportation coordinated by a single account contact. Fewer handoffs, fewer accessorial surprises.
Geography
Port of Portland for containerized imports plus reach to Tacoma/Seattle via short drays — without the congestion premium of LA/LB.
No state sales tax in Oregon, competitive industrial real-estate rates, and Interstate 5 corridor access from the Canadian border to California.
Regional LTL/TL out of our terminals, plus partner carriers for the lower 48. You get coverage without paying for a footprint you don't need yet.
We speak pallet, SKU, container, BOL, and FBA — not just “logistics.” Owned trucks, owned terminals, owned accountability.
Service stack
Public service categories: LTL & Expedited · Oregon Statewide · Truckload · Container Drayage — plus the warehousing/distribution program below.
Pallet positions, bin/shelf locations, and bulk floor space. Cycle counts, SKU-level visibility, and overflow/offsite storage when programs spike.
Floor-loaded or palletized containers, pallet receiving against ASN, exception handling, inspection, and put-away. Photo documentation on request.
Pallet-out, case-pick, and each-pick. Labeling, kitting, stretch wrap, and multi-mode outbound — LTL, TL, parcel, or FBA inbound.
Port of Portland pickup, rail drayage, chassis management, port appointment scheduling, container storage, and interport transfers.
Inbound container → outbound LTL/TL same-day or next-day. Sort, stage, and ship without long-term storage.
Oregon-statewide LTL with often a 2-hour same-day pickup window. Time-critical and white-glove options when the load calls for it.
Labeling, polybagging, carton compliance, pallet build to FBA spec, and appointment coordination into Amazon fulfillment centers.
Owned tractors plus a vetted partner-carrier network for nationwide TL when your program outgrows LTL economics.
Pricing
The ranges below are indicative — not a binding tariff. Final quote depends on pallet count, SKU count, velocity, dimensions, labor intensity, storage duration, FBA requirements, and contract term. Share your profile in the quote form and we'll send a tailored sheet.
Note: Pricing reflects standard warehousing/distribution scope. Programs with hazmat, oversized SKUs, climate-controlled storage, dedicated labor, or project-cargo handling are quoted separately. Pricing valid as an indication only — final rates depend on your profile and contract term.
Inbound · Outbound · FBA
Container arrives at the Port of Portland or via rail. We dray to our warehouse, devan floor-loaded freight, palletize to your spec, label, and put away to racked positions.
Pallet-out and case-pick for distributors, OEM accounts, and dealers. Our LTL network handles Oregon & SW Washington directly; national carriers handle the rest of the lower 48.
Each-picks for direct customer orders. Carton selection, branded packing slips, multi-carrier rate-shopping (UPS, FedEx, USPS) to keep parcel cost honest.
Labeling (FNSKU, expiration where required), polybagging, carton compliance, pallet build to FBA spec, and appointment coordination into Amazon FCs.
Drayage · Devan · Cross-dock
Drayage is where most import programs lose time and money. Ours is run by the same team that handles your warehousing — so a chassis issue, a port appointment shift, or a late vessel doesn't cascade into receiving and outbound.
LTL pricing clarity
LTL carriers price by NMFC class, and class tracks freight density. Accurate dimensions, weight, and class up front means fewer reweigh / reclass charges and fewer accessorial surprises later. Use the calculator below to estimate density and a qualitative class hint for your skid.
cubic feet = (L × W × H) ÷ 1728
density = weight ÷ cubic feet
Dimensions in inches, weight in pounds. Use overall pallet footprint and total stacked height including the pallet itself. Round generously — carriers will.
This is a directional estimate only — the carrier's NMFC entry for your commodity controls the actual class and may differ.
Accessorial cost guide
Accessorials are charges for work beyond a standard dock-to-dock move or a standard receive/ship cycle. We bill them transparently and explain them up front. Below is the full set you might see on a warehousing + LTL program.
Network
Direct service across Oregon and Southwest Washington, plus national carrier connections for the lower 48. Service points include Vancouver, Camas, Washougal, Kelso, Woodland, Long Beach, and Ilwaco in addition to our Oregon terminals.
24/7 Operations
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Oregon + Southwest Washington direct service, plus national carrier connections for the lower 48.
Authority & contact
Quote & service overview
Share what you're moving and we'll respond with a service overview, indicative warehousing/distribution pricing for your profile, and proposed next steps — call, facility visit, or pilot.
FAQ
Standard pallet storage runs $22–$28 per pallet per month for typical programs. High-volume programs (100+ pallets) sit in the $18–$22 range. Box/bin storage starts at $3, and we also quote on a $0.45–$0.75 per ft³ basis when that fits your profile better. Final rates depend on velocity, SKU count, contract term, and labor intensity.
Yes — labeling, polybagging where required, carton compliance, FBA pallet specification, and appointment coordination into Amazon FCs. FBA prep is quoted by the labeling rules, carton requirements, and pallet spec for your specific program.
Yes. Port of Portland container pickup, rail drayage, chassis management, port appointment scheduling, container storage and inspection, after-hours and weekend service, plus cross-docking and interport transfers — all in-house.
For Oregon-statewide moves, TP can often pick up within two hours of your call for same-day service, subject to terminal capacity at the time. Expedited and time-critical service is available when the load calls for it.
Direct service across Oregon and Southwest Washington (including Vancouver, Camas, Washougal, Kelso, Woodland, Long Beach and Ilwaco), plus national carrier connections for the lower 48. We don't overclaim daily nationwide terminal coverage — we use proven partner carriers where it makes sense.
Transparently. We list common accessorials (liftgate, residential delivery, limited access, inside delivery, appointment, detention, redelivery, reconsignment, reweigh/reclass, oversize, hazmat where applicable, after-hours/weekend labor, FBA appointment coordination, container demurrage/detention coordination, and so on) and explain charges before they hit an invoice wherever possible.
No. The ranges shown are indicative — not a binding tariff. Final pricing depends on pallet count, SKU count, velocity, dimensions, labor intensity, storage duration, FBA requirements, and contract term. Submit the quote form and we'll respond with a tailored sheet.
Absolutely encouraged. Request a facility visit in the quote form and we'll schedule a walkthrough with the operations lead. Walkthrough video also available for teams visiting from outside the U.S.