We buy the boxes you are currently paying to throw away
If empty bulk boxes are eating your dock space and your compactor bill, that is a revenue line sitting in the wrong column. We grade on arrival, pay by category, and in most cases cover the freight out of the purchase.
Request a sell your boxes quote
Tell us what you have or what you need. A real person in Houston reads every one of these — usually within a couple of hours during dock time.


What we pay for
| Material | How it is priced | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Grade A boxes | Per box | Highest value. One use, no cuts, dry, square. |
| Grade B boxes | Per box | Up to two clean repairs. Still strong money. |
| Grade C boxes | Per box, by the truckload | Worth more than scrap, less than a working box. |
| Mixed unsorted boxes | Blended per-box rate | We grade on arrival — you skip the labour. |
| Baled OCC #11 / #12 | Per ton, regional index | Certified scale, ticket issued same day. |
| Loose corrugated | Per ton, discounted | We will take it; baled is worth meaningfully more. |
| Pallets (GMA, A/B) | Per pallet | Often on the same truck as the boxes. |
The one hard requirement: dry
Corrugated loses roughly half its compression strength at high humidity, and a box that stood in water carries a permanent tide line and permanent strength loss even after it dries. Wet boxes are not a discount — they are a different material with a different destination.
Keep boxes off bare concrete (it wicks moisture straight into the bottom board), knock them down within about 48 hours of emptying, and keep them under a roof. Those three habits are worth more to your settlement than anything else you could do.
Sorted or unsorted — both work
You have two options and neither is wrong.
- Sort on your floor. You grade into A, B and C, we verify on arrival and pay per category. Best rate, costs you labour.
- Ship mixed. We grade on our line and pay a blended rate agreed in advance. Lower rate, zero labour, no arguments about what counts as a repair.
Most standing-route customers start with mixed and move to sorted once they see the spread. Somewhere around 300 boxes a month, the labour pays for itself comfortably.
Freight, and who pays for it
If the material has value, we cover the freight out of the purchase — you get a net number, not an invoice and a credit to reconcile. If you are asking us to remove material with no value (soaked boxes, contaminated fiber, mixed debris), there is a haul charge, and you will see that number before anything rolls.
The cheapest possible arrangement is a paired load: we deliver graded boxes and take your empties home on the same trailer. One linehaul instead of two, roughly 40% off each direction.
What we cannot take
- Wet, mouldy or pest-infested fiber — a worker safety issue before it is a quality one.
- Wax-coated board — it does not repulp and it contaminates an entire bale.
- Chemically contaminated boxes without documentation of what was in them.
- Boxes with food residue or grease soaked into the fiber.
How it runs, start to finish
Tell us what you have
Quantity, size, wall count if known, how they have been stored and where they are. A photo of the stack — including the worst pallet — gets you a firmer number.
Get a written offer
Per-box by grade, or a blended rate for mixed, plus freight terms. One business day.
We schedule the truck
Metro Houston is usually within 48 hours. Outside the metro we pair it with a scheduled lane.
Grade and weigh
Boxes are graded on our line, fiber is weighed on a certified scale, and you get the ticket the same day.
Get paid
Settlement documents every category and count. Net 15 by default, faster on standing arrangements.
Sell Your Boxes — common questions
What is the minimum quantity you will pick up?
Around 100 boxes for a dedicated metro pickup, fewer if we already run a route near you. For smaller quantities you are welcome to bring them to the yard on E Richey Rd during dock hours.
How much are my boxes worth?
It depends on wall count, size, grade, quantity and distance, and the OCC market moves. Send quantity, size and a photograph and you will get an actual number rather than a range.
Do you buy pallets too?
Yes — GMA A and B grade, heat-treated, and plastic. Usually on the same truck.
Can you take everything in a warehouse cleanout?
Yes. Mixed boxes, pallets, loose corrugated and the rest. We sort, buy what has value, credit it against the haul and give you one settlement.