WTM Logistics · Freight by item type
Arrange prepared stock returns before access to the old location ends. Send WTM the package list, supplier authorisations and final collection deadline for a quote.
When a business closes a location or relocates, supplier returns need a plan before access ends. WTM Logistics can collect prepared, authorised return parcels and deliver them to the correct supplier or business receiving point.
This is a stock-return task—not a substitute for an office move or a request for the courier to sort the remaining inventory.
Request a closure or relocation return quote with the collection deadline and each authorised destination.
Separate boxed retail stock, equipment and fixtures before asking for a collection. A store closing in Calgary might have supplier returns travelling to Edmonton and retained inventory going to a new address. Provide a labelled package allocation for each destination.
Tires or wheels being returned to a dealer need the dealer’s acceptance and packed unit details. Food stock needs a separate product and temperature assessment; it should not be included in an ordinary dry-goods return description. Refrigeration equipment being returned is also different from food that needs refrigeration.
For a wheel return, see authorised automotive returns. For heavy or bulky inventory, identify any pallet, tailgate or extra handling requirement. The final access deadline and the supplier’s receiving window must both be workable.
Decide which goods are going back to suppliers, which are transferring to another location and which require another disposition. Pack and label each group before booking.
For illustration, a shop relocating might have three authorised supplier-return cartons and several boxes of inventory going to its new store. Those are different destinations and records. The courier should not need to decide which boxes belong in either group.
Confirm each supplier’s return reference, receiving address and package requirements. A sales representative’s approval may still need a warehouse reference attached to the goods, so use the supplier’s actual instructions.
Keep the authorisations with your business records. Transportation does not determine whether the supplier accepts the commercial return or issues a credit.
Give WTM the final time the location can release the goods and the period when an authorised person will be present. Explain loading access, lifts or other restrictions that matter to collection.
Do not book against a time when keys have already been returned or staff have moved elsewhere. A realistic preparation buffer helps avoid turning the final day of access into an unnecessary urgent collection.
Provide the number of cartons, dimensions, weight and receiving windows. Separate parcel-size returns from palletised stock or furniture that needs a different transport service.
WTM’s relocation service information covers the wider moving task. The courier booking here focuses on prepared supplier returns, so its documents and destinations stay distinct from the relocation inventory.
Nominate a person who can answer questions even after the old location is closed. Provide the correct business email and telephone contact rather than a number that will stop working on move day.
Keep the supplier or job reference with the quote request. Confirm the available shipment updates and delivery records when booking. For recurring work, provide the collection pattern, typical load sizes and receiving windows so WTM can quote the actual service.
Yes. Identify both movements, with separate labels and receiving instructions, so the quote covers the full requested route.
Prepare and identify the returns before collection. Your team retains responsibility for inventory decisions and return authorisations.
Request transport for the item you need moved. Send WTM the item, packed measurements, weight and addresses, or call 587-316-2639. Availability, handling and timing are confirmed before booking.