Many companies have pallets that they throw out for free. Try calling around to local businesses. Here is a good article with tips on where to get them:
Many companies give pallets away for free. You may have to look at an industrial park and check with the receiving departments to see if they are throwing them out or reusing them. They may just give them to you or they may charge up to $5 each for them.
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Everywhere! Behind stores by the dumpsters, strip malls, freecycle.org, Craig's list, Nextdoor.com.
This site will teach you everything you need to know about pallets!
https://www.1001pallets.com/
check craigs list, drive around backs of building and see if any one is giving them away
I've found pallets near the dumpsters in shopping centers as well as by construction sites. It drives me nuts when they're just thrown away!
also if you are near any nursery, or feed store.. or grass co.
Many companies have pallets that they throw out for free. Try calling around to local businesses. Here is a good article with tips on where to get them:
https://www.1001pallets.com/where-to-get-pallets/
Check on Craigslist in the free section.
dumpsters behind stores
Many companies give pallets away for free. You may have to look at an industrial park and check with the receiving departments to see if they are throwing them out or reusing them. They may just give them to you or they may charge up to $5 each for them.
Check with local stores. They often give them away.