Pallet-sized refrigerated storage at typical cooler temperatures (34–40°F) for florists, produce wholesalers, caterers, beverage distributors, and anyone whose inventory needs to stay cold but not frozen.
Cooler pallet space designed for cold-chain inventory that doesn't need to be frozen — fresh produce, cut flowers, dairy, beverages, prepared foods.
Refrigerated pallet space is for product that loses quality fast at room temperature but would be damaged by freezing. The most common uses we see:
Florists especially benefit during high-volume periods — Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, weddings — when their own cooler runs out of space.
Cooler storage quotes are based on your pallet count and access needs. We send a written quote so you see your monthly cost and any one-time fees clearly before committing.
To get a quote: Call us at (954) 246-0858, email storage@alpha1usa.com, or use our quote request form. We typically respond the same business day.
If you're not sure which temperature zone fits your product, here's a quick way to decide.
Refrigerated pallets are held at standard cooler temperatures (34–40°F), the typical range for produce, dairy, flowers, and prepared foods. If your product has a tighter requirement, tell us when you request a quote.
Yes — florists are one of our core use cases. Many local florists rent extra pallet space leading up to Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, and major wedding weeks, then scale back to a smaller footprint between peaks. Month-to-month pricing makes seasonal storage practical.
Absolutely. Many of our customers run a mixed account — some frozen pallets, some refrigerated, even some dry. You'll get one invoice covering all of them.
We don't operate as an FDA- or GDP-certified pharmaceutical storage facility. We handle nutraceuticals, supplements, and non-prescription items that just need to be kept cold, but full pharmaceutical cold-chain work requires a specialized facility.
There's no required term. Stay one month or stay a year. You're billed monthly, and you can scale up or down by adding or removing pallet positions when your volume changes.
No minimum. One pallet is fine. We're built specifically for businesses too small for a big-warehouse contract.