Product Delivery

Puyallup Shope Brick, Co. 1940's |
Bringing your Product to You, our Customer
Back in the
day, product delivery was hard work, especially without an hydraulic
boom or lift. In the photo displayed at the left, Puyallup Shope
Brick Company shows off it's 6 ton load of building tile, all
loaded by hand. Once the 6 tons of tile were delivered to the jobsite, you guessed it, each and every tile was offloaded by hand.
Fortunately today, Shope has more than hands to load and offload concrete
products.
From Yard to Jobsite
When your
order is ready to go, we're ready to deliver. On schedule delivery
is a promise we like to keep with our customers.
So, how does our delivery system work? Here's a photo timeline of an
order delivered to a customers jobsite in Lacey, WA.
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From the Office
8:50AM |
Confirm
order to driver
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To
the Yard
9:15AM |
Notify
yardman
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Locate job specific items
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Loading
9:30AM |
Loading
truck and trailer
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Secure the load
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On the Road
10:15AM |
To
the onramp, I-5 South
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Exit I-5, entering development
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To the Jobsite
11:05AM |
Locate
Jobsite
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Find the Project Manager
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Confirm delivery drop area
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Ready the
controller
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Stabilize
for offloading
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Clear the
Boom
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Release the load
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Begin Offloading
11:30AM |
Drop
at specified area
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First item offloaded
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Easy does
it
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Delivered on time
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Standard
Terms and Condition of Sales |
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Delivery
Facts |
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Delivery Radius Map

All
full size truck and trailer loads within Western
Washington are delivered free of charge within a 50 mile
radius from point of origin. Additional delivery charges
may apply for destinations beyond 50 mile radius of
origin.
A full size truck load =
30,000 lbs. or 15 tons
NOTE: Customers that do not
meet the minimum requirement may incur a charge. |
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