3PL Warehousing & Fulfillment Services in Denver, CO

Whether you’re traveling East or West, if you have to cross the Rocky Mountains, then there is a good chance you’ll be stopping in Denver. The same is true for freight and eCommerce shipments crossing the United States. Thanks to Denver’s unparalleled access to consumer markets, more than $320 billion in freight flow transits through the city each year. Supported by its strong existing transcontinental rail and intermodal rail connectivity, and immediate access to an important east-west interstate highway corridor, Denver provides access to both East and West coast population centers. As a global logistics hub, Denver is smart and efficient with its transportation and infrastructure. Often described as a central link to a global network, Denver lays at the crossroads of Interstate Highways I-25, I-70 and I-76, and is accessible to several markets within hours-of-service limitations for truck drivers. Denver’s proximity to popular freight corridors is sought after warehousing location because it offers greater capacity in supporting larger volumes of shipment. Moving higher volumes of freight means more efficiency and lower cost in the long run. Additionally, BNSF Railway and Union Pacific Railroads own and operate thousands of miles of track in the Denver area, as well as the appropriate warehouses, cross-docks and distribution centers common to inland port cities.

Last-Mile facilities, such as those in Riverside enable quick inventory turn around and even faster delivery times. e-retailers in Riverside can also extend service to West region customers; deploy rabid distribution of same day orders and enable Just in Time (JIT) delivery to more than 24 million customers in Southern California.

To package and adequately store their products, e-retailer businesses require significant amounts of industrial space. Warehouse operators in Colorado have seen a high demand from e-retailers. As a major logistics hub for companies moving goods between the Midwest and the West Coast, warehouse space in the Denver area is in high demand. Fortunately, vacancy in the Denver metro industrial market recorded an uptick at the start the year but has fluctuated since the beginning of 2017 as a result of the massive amount of new construction. This trend continued as nearly 918,000 square feet (sf) was delivered during the first quarter.

Port Proximity means shipping and drayage costs are significantly lower in Riverside than in counties further inland. Other cities in the area are Mira Loma, Corona, and Irvine. While this area is high in demand, there are a number of listings for small users that need to be equidistant from the airport, intermodal hubs and the Ports of LA and Long Beach.

Aurora

Corona is a logistics and supply chain hub located in neighboring Riverside County, which has the benefit of proximity to LA, and the lower cost of transportation associated with cities further inland.

North Washington

North Washington is just north of Denver. We offer month-to-month storage space without long-term commitments, a free management system that requires no integration, and additional features like cold storage, pick and pack, and custom services.

Like most cities across the U.S., Denver lacks a viable solution for eCommerce retailers in need of short-term storage, as the majority of warehouses and third-party logistics providers in Denver only lease inventory space in large sections, priced by the square foot. Flowspace is the premium on-demand warehousing service in Denver enabling E-commerce retailers to respond to demand without exerting the extra cost, time and effort of securing warehousing. With over 10 million square feet of warehouse space located in nearly every corner of the city Flowspace is the end-to-end logistics partner designed to fit your needs. With Flowspace, everything is taken care of, all that is left for you to decide is which one of our spectacular, and affordable Denver locations you wish to utilize for your business.