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A metal horse sculpture from Benedict Metal Art being crated and prepared for shipping. Creating a beautiful sculpture is only part of the journey. Getting that piece safely into the hands of a collector, gallery, or client is just as important. That's where Pack Pro of Texas comes in. For years, Pack Pro of Texas has partnered with Esther Benedict of Benedict Metal Art to provide custom crating and shipping solutions for her unique metal sculptures. Esther has been creating

Whether you need the first mile, last mile or shipping worldwide, Pack Pro of Texas can assist in getting your goods to its final destination. In addition to its custom crating, Pack Pro of Texas handles a variety of shipping needs. If you are in the San Antonio or Austin area, Pack Pro of Texas can handle the pickup of your goods from its origin or the delivery of your goods to its final destination. If we pick up your items, we will build a pallet, crate, or other packing m

For many manufacturers, building pallets and crates in-house seems like the most convenient option—until it begins taking time, labor, and focus away from the core business. At Pack Pro of Texas, we help companies eliminate that burden by providing dependable, production-ready pallet and crating solutions tailored to their operation. One of our customers was dedicating an employee full-time to building two large specialty pallets per day. Valuable labor hours were being spent

Highlight: CNC Machine Addresses Precision, Complexity, and Efficiency. In 2023, Pack Pro of Texas began offering crates produced using a CNC Routing Machine to allow us to provide repetitive precise cuts for custom crates. Using hand tools and power tools cannot guarantee consistent notch profiles or be as precise in sizing as a CNC machine. Instead of relying on manual measurements and cuts, the CNC machine follows the program uploaded into the CAD software, removing human

Highlights: United Nations adopted policy for the prevention of pests in international trade. Mark from certified fabricator required to reduce delays in international ports. Failure to use certified crate would lead to crate being rejected by customs and potentially the destruction of crate and items inside crate. In 2002, the International Plant Protection Convention, a subsidiary of the United Nations, adopted new guidelines for wood packaging in international shipping in