Distribution yards
Surrey and Langley have many trucking and distribution yards, from Port Kells to Campbell Heights. Reefers parked at the back of a yard are common pickups. Tell us the yard's hours and whether other trailers need to move first.
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Reefer Trailer Buyers in Surrey, Langley and the Tri-Cities
Trucking yards in Surrey and Langley, acreages where old reefers became sheds, and food distributors across the Tri-Cities.
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Yards and acreagesUnit or not
- Trucking yards
- Acreage storage boxes
- Owner-operator trailers
Where we pick up
Typical spots here
Surrey
Trucking yards in Newton, Port Kells and Campbell Heights.
Langley
Gloucester industrial and acreages.
Tri-Cities
Food distribution and owner-operators.
White Rock and South Surrey
Storage boxes on larger lots.
Owner-operators
Selling your own reefer
- Retiring or switching to dry freight.
- Unit getting expensive to keep running.
- Trailer sitting while the truck works.
- One call, one number, done.
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Other areas
We also buy here
Where we pick up
Pickups across this area
- Port Kells and Campbell Heights yards
- Langley farms and nurseries
- Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam industrial units
- Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows lots
Local pickups
Reefer pickups in Surrey, Langley and the Tri-Cities
Distribution yards, farms and food businesses all use reefers out here.
Farms and nurseries
Langley farms and nurseries use reefers for storage. Tell us if the trailer sits on soft ground or behind a greenhouse. Farm lanes and nursery yards can be soft in the wet months, so we pick a dry day where we can.
Tri-Cities businesses
In Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam, reefers often sit behind industrial units with limited room to turn. Photos of the yard help. If the trailer runs, it can sometimes be pulled to a spot where a tractor can hook up easily.
Running gear
Tell us if the tires hold air and the brakes release. It decides whether we pull it or load it. If the brakes are seized or the tires are flat, the trailer is loaded onto a deck instead of pulled.
Power
Disconnect shore power and empty the trailer before pickup. If the reefer is hard-wired to a building, have an electrician disconnect it safely.
Timing
Tell us when the yard is open and who can meet us. If nobody can be there, a gate code and a phone call on arrival are often enough.
Highway 1 and the Port Mann
Highway 1 runs through Langley and Surrey and crosses the Fraser on the Port Mann Bridge into Coquitlam. Most pickups in this area head out along it, so timing a move outside rush hour keeps it simple.
Highway 17 industrial lands
The South Fraser Perimeter Road, Highway 17, links industrial areas in Surrey and Delta along the river. Trucking and cold storage yards along it often have reefers parked at the back.
Langley farmland
Much of the Township of Langley is farmland in the Agricultural Land Reserve, with nurseries, berry farms and acreages. Storage reefers on those properties often sit in fields or behind barns.
Questions
Common questions
Do you buy single trailers from owner-operators?
Yes. One trailer is as welcome as a fleet.
Do you pick up from acreages in Langley?
Yes, if a truck can get to it. Send a photo of the access.
Can you take the trailer the same week?
Often. It depends on the trailer and where it's parked.
Do you pick up in Port Moody and Maple Ridge?
Yes. Port Moody, Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows are in our area.
Do you buy from nurseries?
Yes. Nurseries and greenhouses often have old reefers for storage, and they're bought as they sit.
Can you move a trailer with seized brakes?
Yes. It's loaded onto a deck rather than pulled.