Vancouver · Transloading
Transloading in Vancouver
Moving freight out of marine containers and into domestic trailers at the port end, so inland line haul runs on equipment built for it.
Transloading in Vancouver — the short version
Moving freight out of marine containers and into domestic trailers at the port end, so inland line haul runs on equipment built for it.
Vancouver facility
- Facility size
- 250,000 sq ft
- Clear height
- 12 to 20 feet
- Loading
- 20 dock doors + 4 grade doors
- Sprinklers
- ESFR
- Racking
- Engineered racking installed
- Power
- 2,000 amp, 600 volt service
- Available footprints
- 1,000 to 25,000+ sq ft
- Warehouse floor team
- 12
- Security
- 24/7 CCTV and overnight security
- Temperature-controlled areas
- Dedicated rooms
- Highway access
- 4 minutes to the Trans-Canada
- Port access
- 14 minutes to GCT Vanterm
- Operating since
- 1976 (Coquitlam), Vancouver expansion following
Capabilities
Our transloading capabilities
- Container to domestic trailer transload
- Palletization on transload
- Piece counts and damage reporting
- Bonded handling where required
- Onward line haul to Calgary and across Western Canada
Brands that trust us
How onboarding works
From first call to first pallet.
Same process whichever service you start with.
Tell us what you move
Pallet count, how often it turns, what's in it, and where it ships. Five minutes on the form or ten on the phone.
Day 0
We quote it
Storage, handling in and out, container work and freight — every line visible. If the building doesn't fit your product, we say so here rather than later.
Within 48 hours
Walk the floor
Come and see it. Site tours are the fastest way to know whether a building works for you, and we'd rather you looked before you signed.
Your schedule
Credit and agreement
A standard credit check and a signed agreement. No procurement marathon, no five-year lease.
2–3 days
First receipt
Your first inbound is walked by a supervisor, not handed to whoever's on shift. After that it's routine.
Days, not months
FAQ
Transloading in Vancouver — questions
Why transload instead of shipping the container inland?
It's usually cheaper and faster, and it gets the container back before demurrage starts. We'll tell you honestly when it isn't worth it.
Get a quote
Get a transloading quote in Vancouver.
Tell us the volumes and the timeline. A real number back within 48 hours.
Tell us what you move.
Pallet count, how often it turns, where it ships. A real number back inside 48 hours — and a straight answer about whether we're the right building.