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Short, because the important parts are short. Last updated 12 January 2026.

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1. These terms

These terms apply to all sales and purchases by RePallet Co. LLC (“RePallet Co.”, “we”) unless we have signed a separate written agreement with you that says otherwise. A purchase order that contains conflicting terms does not vary these unless we accept the variation in writing.

2. Quotations

Quotations are valid for 14 days unless stated otherwise, and are subject to stock remaining available. Recycled pallet stock turns over weekly; we reserve allocated stock against a confirmed order and not against an outstanding quotation.

3. Grade standards

Every quotation for graded pallets states the grade and attaches our written grade standard. The standard in force at the date of the order acknowledgement is the one that applies. You can read the current version at any time on pallet grades explained.

4. Remedy for a load that misses grade

If a delivered load does not meet the grade stated on your order acknowledgement, notify us within two business days of delivery. We will, at your election, replace the non-conforming units or issue a credit for them. This is your exclusive remedy for grade non-conformity and it is deliberately simple — we do not dispute photographs.

Notification after two business days is at our discretion, because a pallet's condition after it has been in your operation is no longer solely attributable to us.

5. Collections and buyback

  • Quoted buyback rates apply to the grades and footprints stated, and assume the load is accessible as described by you.
  • Counts are verified by deck count at our yard and photographed, unless you elect to count at loading and sign the ticket.
  • We do not purchase pooled pallets (CHEP, PECO, LPR, iGPS or similar). Pool property found in a load is sorted out and returned to the operator at no charge to you.
  • We do not accept methyl-bromide-stamped wood, chemically contaminated wood, fire-damaged wood with non-separable contamination, or material subject to a pest quarantine.
  • Where a load differs materially from your description, we will contact you before processing rather than after.

6. Delivery, title and risk

Delivery dates are estimates given in good faith and are not of the essence unless we have agreed a firm date in writing. Risk in goods passes on delivery to you or to your nominated carrier. Title passes on payment in full. Where you collect from our yard, risk passes on loading, and we will not release a load we consider unsafe to transport.

7. Payment

Unless agreed otherwise, sales invoices are due on net 30 terms from the invoice date. Buyback payments are made by ACH, typically within five business days of the count being confirmed. We may charge interest on overdue amounts at the lesser of 1.5% per month or the maximum permitted by Colorado law.

8. Load ratings and intended use

Load figures we publish or quote for recycled pallets are observed working figures, not engineered certifications, and we say so on every quote. Racking load capacity depends on your beam spacing and configuration and must be assessed against your own installation. We do not supply Grade B pallets for racking use and will decline such orders.

9. Export and ISPM 15

Where we supply heat-treated wood packaging, it is treated to the ISPM 15 schedule and marked accordingly, with a treatment certificate on request. Compliance is invalidated by modification: if untreated wood is introduced to a treated unit after dispatch, it is no longer compliant and we accept no liability for the consequences.

10. Liability

Nothing in these terms limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, or for anything else that cannot lawfully be limited. Subject to that, our total liability in connection with any order is limited to the price paid for that order, and we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, loss of profit, loss of production or loss of contract.

11. Force majeure

Neither party is liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond reasonable control, which on the Front Range routinely includes severe weather and road closures. Where weather prevents a scheduled collection we will reschedule at the earliest safe opportunity.

12. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Colorado, and the courts of the City and County of Denver have exclusive jurisdiction.

13. Contact

RePallet Co. LLC
4890 Geneva St, Denver, CO 80238
hello@repalletco.com

The terms that matter most, in plain language

The clauses that come up in practice.
SituationWhat happens
A load misses the grade quotedTell us within 2 business days; we swap or credit
A delivery is lateWe tell you as soon as we know; dates are estimates unless agreed firm
You need to cancel an orderBefore loading, no charge. After loading, freight only
Stock runs outPartial delivery, substitute at the lower price, or a new date — your choice
A buyback load grades worse than estimatedWe contact you before processing, not after
Pooled pallets appear in a loadSorted out and returned to the operator, free
Contaminated wood appearsWe contact you; licensed disposal at cost if we handle it
Payment is lateInterest at the lesser of 1.5%/month or the legal maximum
Weather stops a collectionRescheduled at the earliest safe opportunity, no charge
You want to end a programme60 days' notice, either way, no penalty
Nothing above overrides the full terms. This table exists because a contract nobody reads protects nobody, and the ten rows here cover every situation that has actually arisen in seventeen years.

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