Freight sitting in the warehouse
Product is ready to ship, but outbound freight coordination is slow. Your warehouse fills up while your carriers wait for paperwork, scheduling, or capacity.
Warehousing and transport under one roof. Product gets stored, staged, and shipped without handoffs between vendors. One team owns the freight from dock to delivery.
Disconnected warehouse and transportation create gaps: freight sits, coordination breaks down, and you manage two vendors on every shipment.
Product is ready to ship, but outbound freight coordination is slow. Your warehouse fills up while your carriers wait for paperwork, scheduling, or capacity.
Peak periods create inventory overflow your current warehouse can't absorb. Finding short-term storage that also connects to outbound transport isn't easy.
Managing a warehouse and a carrier separately means two points of contact, two billing relationships, and twice the communication overhead on every shipment.
When outbound freight coordination isn't tied to your warehouse operation, shipments get delayed at the dock. Speed matters in distribution.
Cross-docking only works if inbound and outbound are coordinated. When they’re managed separately, freight waits, and waiting costs money.
Storage and outbound freight, one team.
Cross-docking coordinated end to end.
Overflow capacity when you need it.
We're not a warehouse company that also dispatches trucks. We're a logistics operation where warehousing and transportation are managed as one coordinated system.
Flexible warehouse capacity at Sewickley and Claysburg, PA. Short-term overflow, seasonal storage, and long-term inventory management, connected directly to outbound transportation.
Inbound freight arrives, gets processed, and moves outbound without long-term storage. We coordinate the timing so freight keeps moving, not sitting on a dock waiting for the next step.
Load consolidation, shipment preparation, and freight staging coordinated from our dock. When your freight is ready to move, we have the outbound capacity to move it.
FTL, LTL, and expedited freight executed from our warehouse directly. Company trucks, brokered capacity, or both. We select the path that moves your freight most efficiently.
Regional freight routing and scheduling for outbound distribution from our Pennsylvania facilities. We manage the outbound schedule so your inventory moves on time.
When outbound shipments don’t fill a trailer, we coordinate efficient partial freight movement. Multi-stop, consolidated routing. Your freight moves without paying for unused trailer space.
Both facilities are transportation-connected, not standalone warehouses. Storage and outbound freight are coordinated as one operation from each location.
Large-scale distribution & staging
300,000 sq ft · 14 dock doors · rail-served
I-99 corridor · best for large-scale & industrial
Pittsburgh metro regional hub
20,000 sq ft · 4 dock doors · 20 min from Pittsburgh
Ohio River corridor · best for regional distribution
One team manages inbound, storage, and outbound. You’re not on the phone reconciling a warehouse vendor and a carrier on the same shipment, or paying for the time that takes.
When the warehouse and the carrier are the same operation, outbound freight moves when inventory is ready, not after a scheduling delay between two separate systems.
320,000 sq ft across two Pennsylvania facilities. When your primary warehouse hits capacity during peak periods, we absorb the overflow and manage the outbound from our dock.
One point of contact, one billing relationship, one team accountable for the full movement of your freight, from dock receipt to outbound delivery.
Inventory moves through our system in four coordinated steps: received, staged, consolidated, and shipped from the same operation.
Inbound freight arrives at our Sewickley or Claysburg facility. We receive, verify, and log inventory against your outbound schedule, not a generic warehouse intake process.
Short-term storage, long-term overflow, or immediate cross-dock staging depending on your operation. Inventory is organized for outbound movement from day one, not just shelved and forgotten.
Multiple inbound sources, partial loads, or staggered shipments consolidated into efficient outbound moves. We coordinate load consolidation to reduce your per-shipment cost.
FTL, LTL, or expedited: dispatched from our dock when inventory is ready. Company trucks or brokered capacity, whichever moves it fastest. One call, no gap between warehouse and carrier.
We were running a warehouse vendor and a carrier separately for the same freight. McCabe handles both from their Claysburg facility. The overhead reduction was immediate.
Their cross-docking operation is tightly run. Inbound arrives, gets staged, outbound moves the same day. No freight sitting on a dock for three days waiting on a carrier.
Short-term overflow storage that connects directly to outbound transport. I've been looking for that combination for years. It actually works the way they describe it.