Warehousing built on 50 years of showing up.

Rolls Right Warehousing offers third-party warehousing from two facilities in Western Canada: 100,000+ sq ft at 4770 68 Avenue SE in Calgary, Alberta, and 200,000+ sq ft at 3200 E Broadway in Vancouver, British Columbia. Chilled and frozen storage runs at Rolls Right Cold Storage, a separate Rolls Right operation in Vancouver. Calgary and Vancouver are connected by the company's own line haul six days a week.

Calgary is dry ambient: pallet storage, high-pile ESFR-protected racking, receiving and handling, pick and pack, container de-stuffing and cross-docking, plus sealed shelf-stable food and packaged beverage storage, with 28-foot clear height and six dock doors. Vancouver runs the wider menu: e-commerce fulfillment, co-packing, kitting and value-added work, transloading, and beverage distribution into licensed retail, with 20 dock doors and 4 grade doors. Both warehouse floors are ambient and heated. Chilled and frozen storage runs at Rolls Right Cold Storage, a separate Rolls Right operation in Vancouver that is HACCP certified and food grade. Bonded, duty-deferred storage for goods awaiting customs clearance runs through Vancouver.

Both. Rolls Right was founded in 1976 as an asset-based trucking company and runs roughly 165 power units and 500 trailers. It added third-party warehousing in 2023 and runs warehouses in Calgary and Vancouver, plus Rolls Right Cold Storage. Unlike most 3PLs, it owns its transport equipment, so storage and freight come from one company on one invoice.

Rolls Right is a family-owned Western Canada logistics company, founded in 1976 and run by the second generation of the same family. It is not private-equity owned and is not part of a roll-up.

Days rather than months. Calgary has capacity available now, and onboarding in either city is a credit check and a signed agreement, typically two to three days. Quotes are returned within 48 hours.

Yes. Rolls Right carries $20 million umbrella liability, both per occurrence and in aggregate, and $1 million all-risk cargo per occurrence with contingent cargo included. Certificates of insurance are available on request, and most customers ask for one during onboarding rather than after.

Yes. Rolls Right runs its own warehouse management system, built in-house and used on the floor every day, and customers get real-time inventory visibility through the customer portal. A demo can be arranged before you commit to anything.

There is a practical minimum that makes an account work for both sides, but Rolls Right does not run a hard gate on pallet count. A smaller customer who ships every week is often better business than a larger one whose product never moves. Send the pallet count and how often it turns, and Rolls Right will say plainly whether the building fits.

Yes. Rolls Right runs site tours at both the Calgary and Vancouver buildings, on the visitor's schedule and before any agreement is signed. Walking the floor is the fastest way to know whether a building suits a particular product. Onboarding after a tour is a credit check and a signed agreement, typically two to three days.

No. Pricing depends on what is stored, how often it moves, and whether freight is attached, so a published rate would be wrong for most enquiries. A quote with every line itemised is returned within 48 hours of an enquiry.

Rolls Right quotes storage and handling as separate lines rather than one blended rate. Storage is billed by the pallet, by the square foot or by cube, whichever matches how the product actually sits, and handling is billed separately for receiving in and shipping out. Container work, freight, and consumables such as pallets and shrink wrap appear as their own lines. Every line is visible on one quote, and no accessorial charges are added later.