Dallas Labor Day Deliveries Bring in Fall
Can you believe it’s September already? It feels like just yesterday that we were discussing the unofficial kickoff to summer with Memorial Day barbecue ideas, and here we are ushering in a new season.
Just as Memorial Day is the kick off to summer, Labor Day is our way of saying goodbye to pool parties, watermelon seed spitting contests, and traffic on the I-45 as we head south to “beaches”. Of course, as any Texan knows, Labor Day isn’t exactly a “goodbye” to summer weather. No, we’ll still hit those triple digits in the afternoons, until, one day, hell will literally freeze over, and we’ll be stunned with wintertime frost. Not to worry, though, because that will follow a day or two later with the return of summer. It’s a fun game we play here in Texas!
Despite the whiplash that you’ll get from Texas weather, one thing remains, Labor Day will deliver Fall- if only in our hearts.
At Dallas Courier, we like to think we have a hand in bringing all things Fall to North Texans. While we don’t literally deliver the fall season, we certainly deliver some of your fall favorites. Just take a look at the ways our Dallas Labor Day deliveries bring Fall to Texas:
Overnight Deliveries to Restaurants:
Your PSL wasn’t here on August 29th, but you betcha it was there on August 31st! That’s because of the work of overnight deliveries of folks like your Dallas Courier team. We offer transportation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If there’s anyone who can fall-ify your menu in the few short hours that you’re closed for business, it’s a food and beverage delivery partner like Dallas Courier!
Seasonal Storage and Deliveries for Apparel:
Moving out the swimsuits and flip flops? Making way for sweaters and beanies? Dallas Courier is here to help. Our on site warehouse offers space to store…and more! Our state of the art warehouse management software allows us to keep track of your inventory while remaining transparent to you, the customer. You tell us what to pack and where to bring it, and we can have your seasonal items to your delivery dock in as little as 45 minutes. We’ll even take back your out of season items and store them until you need them again. While your customers might be confused about how to dress for the unpredictable weather, you won’t have any confusion regarding your seasonal storage and deliveries! With our state of the art app, you can track your items from warehouse to doorstep.
Out of Town Refrigerated Truck Transportation:
Did you know that Texas produces 100 million pounds of pumpkins annually? That’s right, the Lone Star State is responsible for cultivating and transporting one of fall’s most beloved staples. How can we keep that goodness to ourselves? Dallas Courier Service transports pumpkins (and other temperature controlled items) throughout the state and across state lines. We’ll keep that cargo at just the right temperature or range of temperatures for the duration of travel. Because nobody likes a mushy pumpkin before Halloween.
Certified and Insured Cargo Transported by Experts:
The most important part about fall? Football! And the best way to watch it? A giant big screen TV! Dallas Courier also delivers fall essentials like electronics and other expensive cargo. Our drivers are bonded and insured, of course, through A rated providers with responsible policies. More importantly, though, they’re trained and experienced to avoid having to utilize these insurance plans. Our couriers earn above average wages, and they’re part of our family. Their dedication to serve is essential in keeping your expensive electronics and cargo secure for the duration of the journey. They are committed to the success of our delivery.
Labor Day is here! Which means falls is right around the corner. Dallas Courier is delivering fall to North Texans and folks across the country.
Call us today to schedule your next delivery. If you have a delivery emergency over the long weekend, you can contact us anytime at 972-680-8000. We’re here to serve 24/7/365, weekends, holidays, and every day in between.
Happy fall, y’all!