Here are a few suggestions:
PalletPalooza Pallet Providers
Scroll down on the Enter Tab of the PalletSWMI.com website and you will see a list of our sponsoring pallet providers. They often have have pallets available at their locations on a first come first serve basis. Just click on their link to see their location, hours, and check on availability.
Local Businesses
As you a driving through your town, you will be surprised how many pallets you see at your local grocery and hardware stores, landscape businesses, construction companies, and feed stores. Ask them if their pallets are available to take.
Craigslist.com
Sometimes free pallets are listed on Craigslist. Go to the Free section in the "For Sale" category.
Recycling Centers and Township Dump Days Pallets are large items and they might be just dumped. You may be able to rescue a couple of these and recycle them into an amazing project.
Ask Friends and Family (and Frenemies too!)
Ask them on Facebook, give them a call, let them know what you are up to and you might be surprise how often you hear "Oh yeah, I've got a couple of pallets laying around."
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Finding pallets reminds me of when you name your new baby, and suddenly you hear that name all of the time! Now that you are looking for pallets, you will start to spot them all of the time too. Good Luck with your pallet hunt!