At Everguard, we believe in straightforward lumber delivery terms designed to provide you with a hassle-free experience. Here’s a closer look at our delivery process.
We offer delivery within a defined radius, covering distances of up to 35 miles from our location.
Our delivery charges are determined by the value of your order, ensuring transparency and fairness:
To guarantee a smooth and efficient delivery, we kindly request that you designate a suitable area for the drop-off. Our dedicated delivery team will carefully position the materials within a range of 10-20 feet from the delivery truck. It’s important to note that our trucks are not covered.
While we don’t offer same-day delivery as a standard service, we can accommodate same-day delivery under certain conditions. Place your order before 12 pm, and if a second delivery slot is available, we’ll make it happen. Our two primary delivery windows are:
For customers who prefer a hands-on approach, we provide an onsite pickup option. You can collect your fence lumber orders in person, and our friendly staff will be there to assist you with loading your order.
If you have any questions or require additional information regarding our delivery process, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We’re dedicated to providing you with the answers and support you need.
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