Secure storage, flexible distribution, and coordinated transportation—managed by one team that understands your operation.
Secure storage, flexible distribution, and coordinated transportation—managed by one team that understands your operation.
Keep your freight in good hands, from arrival to its next destination.
Burd Brothers combines transportation with secure warehousing and distribution support, giving customers one team to manage multiple stages of the logistics process.
Our warehouse solutions can be adapted to short- or longer-term storage needs, with WMS-supported inventory management and flexible options based on volume, timing, and distribution requirements. When freight is ready to move, transportation can be coordinated through the same team.
Our Cincinnati-area warehouse provides more than 100,000 square feet of space for freight storage, handling, and distribution. The facility is hazmat certified, giving businesses a secure option for both standard and hazardous-material storage requirements.
From temporary overflow to longer-term inventory needs, Burd Brothers provides secure warehouse storage that can adapt to your volume, schedule, and distribution requirements.
Freight can be received into storage, held for the appropriate amount of time, and coordinated with outbound transportation when you are ready for the next step.
We organize warehouse activity around your transportation schedule, with flexible distribution support built around your operation.
Freight Receiving & Distribution
Freight Loading & Unloading
Cross-Docking & Freight Transfer
Inbound & Outbound Coordination
Outsourcing these functions can help you manage space, staffing, scheduling, and capacity without coordinating every warehouse task in-house.
Warehouse space is more useful when transportation is already connected to it. Freight can be received into storage, held for short- or longer-term needs, and scheduled for outbound transportation when inventory is ready to move.
This approach can help businesses respond more easily to seasonal peaks, changing distribution plans, and fluctuating capacity without coordinating separate warehouse and trucking providers.