Topco Pallet Recycling

Topco Pallets is a 100% Canadian and family-owned business that prides itself on exceeding your pallet requirements and expectations. For over 25 years Topco has manufactured and supplied quality pallets to the lower mainland of British Columbia.We focus on customers needs and help them manage shipping and warehouse costs by giving fast, professional service while delivering orders in a timely manner. Our product line includes a wide variety of new, custom, recycled and IPPC - ISPM-15 heat-treated pallets.

We are approved by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) under the Canadian Wood Packaging Certification Program (CWPCP) for the production of pallets that meet IPPC - ISPM 15 standards for export. We are also a member of the Canadian Wood Pallet and Container Association. We’re here because of our customers, and we thank you for your business. We look forward to understanding and meeting your needs and building a lasting relationship. We're moving forward, partnering with our customers to add value, lower costs, and provide better service. 

Recycled Pallets

Pallet recycling saves your company money and is good for the environment at the same time.Depending on your needs, reconditioned ‘like-new’ pallets can be almost indistinguishable from new pallets at much less the cost.

New Pallets

Every new pallet is customized to your specifications. You can specify size, shape, load capacity and function to accommodate your product and specialized delivery needs.The most common pallet is the 48" long x 40" wide stringer pallet.

Pallet Recycling

Wooden pallets are a friendly alternative to the environment; they last for years with only minor repairs, and when they are beyond repair they have a second life as something else. This is a huge benefit to the environment as it saves an enormous amount of valuable natural resources.Wood pallets that cannot be repaired and reused must either be recycled or thrown away in a landfill. This is the reason why wood pallet recycling is such an attractive option. Once a pallet can no longer be used, or it is too damaged to continue, then there are several different options to recycle it. For instance, a pallet is made up of several slats and other components. Sometimes, these components can be removed from the broken ones, and can be used to repair pallets that still have some life left in them, or can be used to create entirely new pallets out of the pieces that remain. Components that are simply too damaged to be useful can be ground up. There are many uses for good wood, even if they are damaged scraps.