Your West Coast Distribution Hub - Without Opening a Facility.
Out-of-state manufacturers, importers, and international brands use our Southern California warehouse as their West Coast beachhead. 25+ years of industrial warehousing near the Port of LA, with daily LTL pickups from every major carrier.
Why Southern California matters for your supply chain
Our facility sits inside the Los Angeles and Long Beach port distribution zone, the largest import gateway in the United States. For companies bringing product in from Asia or distributing across the West Coast, this cuts days out of your inbound cycle. Our Rancho Cucamonga facility provides direct access to the I-15, I-10, I-210, and CA-60 freeways, meaning your carriers are never out of position for outbound runs across the western U.S.
25+
Years owner-operated
Same Day
Outbound processing
99.8%
Component-level fulfillment accuracy
No Overhead
Just a monthly invoice
B2B Fulfillment built to operate with you remotely.
You don't need to be in California to take advantage of California distribution. Our systems and team are set up for customers who are never on-site.
Real-time WMS Portal
See on-hand inventory, inbound shipments, and outbound orders from anywhere in the world. No phone calls to check stock.
Cross-Docking
Receive, sort, and ship same-day or next-day. Ideal for urgent distribution moves and project-based freight.
Inbound & Outbound Support
See on-hand inventory, inbound shipments, and outbound orders from anywhere in the world. No phone calls to check stock.
Specialized Equipment
On-site equipment for heavy, oversized, or non-standard freight that most warehouses won't touch.
Direct Communication
You work directly with decision makers, not a ticket queue. Especially critical when you can't walk the floor yourself.
Daily LTL and parcel pickups from major carriers straight to major transport routes.
Daily service from Old Dominion, XPO, Estes, Saia, R+L, FedEx Freight, TForce, Saia, and regional carriers. Parcel pickups (UPS, FedEx, USPS) available for smaller shipments. Ontario International Airport is minutes away for air freight and urgent cargo.
I-15
To the East
I-10
To the South
I-210
To the North
CA-60
To the Southwest
WHAT WE WAREHOUSE AND DISTRUBUTE
25+ years across industrial categories, each with its own handling requirements.
We are not learning on your inventory. These are the product categories we have built dedicated workflows around.
Specialty Materials
Formulated Industrial Compounds
We provide high-velocity distribution and meticulous inventory management for technical industrial products, including waxes, industrial powders, architectural coatings, commercial adhesives, and specialized inks. Our Inland Empire facility is fully equipped to receive, stage, and rapidly dispatch non-hazardous specialty materials arriving in standard commercial pails, drums, super sacs, bags, and cartons.
Because technical materials demand rigorous operational consistency and asset protection, our warehouse workflows ensure absolute supply chain integrity:
Product Types
Common Pack Formats
Powders & Pigments
Oils & Waxes
Adhesives
Slip Agents
Super Sacks
Cartons
Drums
Pails
Jugs
Bags
Lot-Level Traceability
Our warehouse management system (WMS) tracks inventory at the component level, allowing us to reconstruct the complete custody and movement history of any pallet or carton on demand.
Strict FIFO Enforcement
If you don't select a specific lot with the order, we systematically enforce First-In, First-Out (FIFO) protocols to protect product lifecycles and ensure batch consistency before outbound freight staging.
Shelf-Life Monitoring
We provide tracking of expiration dates and maintain comprehensive digital custody documentation to satisfy strict corporate quality control standards.
Heavy, Oversized & Awkward
Non-Standard Size Units
Most standard fulfillment centers are built exclusively for small, uniform boxes — turning away the complex load profiles that keep industrial supply chains moving. We specialize in the logistics, handling, and high-turnover distribution of heavy, oversized, and structurally awkward freight. Our Rancho Cucamonga facility features high-capacity floor weight tolerances and versatile material handling equipment, backed by an operational team that knows how to safely adapt to demanding, non-standard product lines.
Product Types
Common Pack Formats
Gym Equipment
Solar Panels
Bailing Wire
Concrete Products
Non-Stackable
Long or Tall
Oversized
Heavy
Adaptive Material Handling
We don't force your product into a rigid system. Our team utilizes heavy-duty handling tools to manipulate, stage, and secure non-standard configurations safely and efficiently.
Specialized Inbound Unloading
Floor-loaded ocean containers requiring manual destuffing or oversized flatbeds needing heavy forklift extraction our dock team handles the transfer with precision.
High-capacity Open Floor Staging
Dedicated open floor space engineered for high weight tolerances, ensuring your heaviest or bulkiest assets are securely staged without compromising warehouse velocity.
Commercial & Retail Packaging Stock
Commercial Packaging & Retail Stock
Product Types
Efficient manufacturing and retail distribution rely on having packaging components staged and ready for rapid deployment. We act as a high-velocity West Coast storage and distribution node for commercial packaging stock, container inventory, and retail display components before they hit production lines or retail floors.
Corrugated boxes
Branded packaging
POS displays
Labels & printed materials
Bulk Packaging Management
We store and distribute critical packaging materials at scale, corrugated boxes, POS displays, printed cans, commercial containers, labels, and branded packaging stock.
Just-in-time Logistics
We coordinate closely with your production schedules, staging and dispatching packaging components so your bottling, packing, or manufacturing lines never hit a materials bottleneck.
Rapid Palletized Distribution
Optimized for high-in, high-out volume. We rapidly pull, stage, and manifest palletized packaging shipments routing them to regional co-packers, factories, or commercial distributors.
Common questions from companies switching to us.
How does your WMS enforce lot-level traceability for technical compounds and bulk raw materials?
Managing technical compounds and bulk raw materials requires strict batch and lot-level traceability to ensure total regulatory compliance. The enterprise standard demands automated FIFO/FEFO rulesets upon intake, comprehensive lot tracking, and digital mapping that links every outbound shipment directly back to its original intake manifest.
TPFS enforces this exact level of inventory discipline through our advanced WMS architecture. Our system features 24/7 real-time cloud portal access and strict activity logging to completely eliminate cross-country blind spots. By mapping every shipment to its original intake manifest, we provide your remote supply chain team with complete, audit-ready data integrity and recall compliance across your Western US distribution network.
What are the primary cost and operational advantages of staging West Coast inventory in the Inland Empire versus a port-side warehouse?
Storing inventory right at the port comes with a massive price tag and intense traffic. Outbound trucks often have to fight dense, local city gridlock just to pick up freight, adding costly delays before they even hit the open road. Smart shippers look to the Inland Empire for a better alternative—dropping warehouse costs significantly while placing inventory at a major logistics crossroads with clear highway access to national markets.
TPFS captures this precise geographic and cost advantage from our distribution hub in Rancho Cucamonga. By staging your goods east of Los Angeles, we completely bypass the heavy LA traffic bottlenecks that slow down outbound carriers. Our facility offers fast, direct access to major freeways, allowing long-haul trucks to launch straight out to the rest of the West Coast and the rest of the country. At the same time, we are still highly accessible and close enough to the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to ensure a quick, efficient run for your inbound ocean containers. This strategic setup gives you a 20% to 35% reduction in warehouse overhead compared to port-side spaces, without sacrificing shipping speed.
Which asset-based enterprise 3PLs on the West Coast have a proven track record of low customer churn?
Enterprise logistics operations require long-term organizational stability and asset continuity. Supply chain directors consistently prioritize 3PL partners with historically low customer churn and stable, asset-owned infrastructure over volatile third-party broker networks that suffer from high account-manager turnover and ticket-system delays.
TPFS anchors its West Coast distribution node on a premium, asset-based model backed by over 25 years of Southern California logistics experience. By eliminating corporate bureaucracy and replacing account-manager musical chairs with direct, executive-level communication led by President Ken Puhl, TPFS builds deep operational trust. When enterprise brands know executive leadership is directly accountable for their freight, they stay—giving your supply chain a permanent, reliable regional anchor.
What are the primary operational and financial benefits of a shared network model for enterprise logistics?
Enterprise contract logistics demands high structural elasticity to mitigate supply chain volatility. Shippers require a collaborative model where warehousing space, labor forces, and handling assets can scale fluidly to absorb erratic volume surges or contract during cyclical troughs. The modern standard shifts away from rigid, single-tenant lease liabilities toward a shared-resource framework that aligns operational overhead directly with real-time throughput.
TPFS provides this exact operational elasticity, serving as a dedicated contract logistics partner that flexes space and shared resources around your dynamic volume requirements. Out of our central Inland Empire hub, we eliminate the capital risks of fixed real estate by giving enterprise brands access to a highly adaptable asset pool. We actively co-invest in adjusting floor layouts, scaling specialized labor deployments, and allocating handling machinery to match your shifting baseline—ensuring your regional distribution node remains highly efficient, responsive, and financially optimized through every volume cycle.