WTM Logistics · Courier services
Keep your Crooked Creek team working while WTM collects prepared supplier orders and delivers business parcels. Send the actual addresses and package details for a quote covering the complete journey.
A useful delivery plan starts with the exact address and the person receiving the goods. Your shipment may be a simple business parcel even when its destination is outside a major city.
Request a Crooked Creek courier quote with the collection address, destination, packed size and deadline.
For a commercial order going beyond a town address, give dispatch the rural address or precise property location, the authorised entrance and the building where the goods will be accepted. Describe locked gates, restricted access or a receiver who is only available during a short window before the collection is booked.
A parcel for the farm office and a pallet for a workshop yard require different receiving arrangements. State whether the shipment is hand-carried cartons or palletised freight, and identify any unloading equipment available. Do not assume a pallet jack can reach a building across gravel or soft ground.
For accepted Edmonton–Crooked Creek next-day courier shipments, WTM’s daily cutoff is 12:00 noon, including the return direction. Arrange the request and release before noon and confirm collection. Other origins, additional stops and urgent direct movements should be quoted for their actual requirements.
If a part must return to the supplier, package it separately and supply the return authorisation and receiving address. List it in the booking rather than handing an unbooked return to the driver.
Use WTM for a released supplier order, a transfer between business locations or a parcel heading to a customer. State where the goods are actually waiting rather than naming the supplier’s head office.
For example, a Crooked Creek workshop could arrange collection of a prepared parts box from a Grande Prairie supplier. The workshop selects and purchases the parts; WTM handles the agreed release, transportation and handoff. That keeps the receiving team on its work instead of making the collection drive.
Provide the street or rural address, a useful location reference, the authorised entrance and a contact who can answer access questions. When a property has several buildings, identify the workshop, office or receiving point holding the delivery.
A broad description such as “near Crooked Creek” is a starting point for a conversation, not a complete delivery instruction. Include the address details when requesting the quote so the route reflects the full journey.
Tell WTM when the order will be ready and when your business needs it. Planned orders may fit a scheduled service; an urgent requirement needs its own confirmed arrangement.
The existing Highway 43 courier guide explains the wider corridor. Your Crooked Creek booking should still identify its particular collection and receiving points rather than inheriting an assumed city-to-city delivery window.
Count every carton and provide dimensions and weight. A few service components, a long boxed part and a pallet of supplies need different capacity and handling.
Mention whether anyone can assist at the receiving point and whether the goods need a particular unloading arrangement. WTM can quote the appropriate service rather than discovering at arrival that a parcel request has become a larger freight job.
Use the WTM Customer Portal to request the shipment, approve the quote and pay online. Real-time GPS tracking helps you follow progress. Available PODs, invoices and shipment history remain accessible after delivery.
For a repeat supplier route, discuss 10% off recurring shipments. New customers can request account access through admin@wtmlogistics.com.
Yes. Provide the supplier’s release reference, ready time and contact, together with your receiving details.
Yes. Send the origin and destination for a quote covering the requested direction.
Keep the business working while its orders travel. Call 587-316-2639 for Crooked Creek courier service.