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Warehouses & distribution centers in the United States
6,684 warehouses, warehousing companies and distribution centers in the U.S., from OpenStreetMap and the FMCSA company register. Some rent space to the public (public warehousing); others are private distribution centers run by one company. Call to ask whether they take outside customers and what space is free.
Before you pay
- Ask if they offer public (shared) warehousing or only dedicated contracts, and the minimum term.
- Get pricing per pallet per month, plus in/out handling fees, receiving and storage minimums.
- Ask for a certificate of insurance and what their warehouse receipt covers (warehouse legal liability).
- Visit if you can: check dock doors, racking, security, sprinklers and cleanliness.
Questions
What is public warehousing?
Public warehousing means you rent space in a shared warehouse by the pallet, square foot or month, and the warehouse staff receive, store and ship your goods. You pay only for what you use, with no long lease.
How much does warehouse storage cost?
It varies a lot by city and service. Our cost guide has dated estimate ranges per pallet and per square foot. Always get 2–3 written quotes that include handling fees.
Are all these warehouses open to new customers?
No. Some are private distribution centers that only handle one company’s goods. The listing shows what public records say; call the company to ask.
Find warehouse space near you
Browse warehouses, 3PL and fulfillment companies and cold storage by state and city, then contact them directly. Read our cost guide and use the pallet calculator first.
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