Southern California 3PL
B2B & DTC eCommerce Fulfillment Services
Owner-operated warehousing, fulfillment, Amazon FBA prep, FBM, pallet storage, and container receiving in Rancho Cucamonga near the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
25+
Years owner-operated logistics experience
50+
Platform integrations- e.g. Shopify, Amazon, ShipStation
Same Day
Late cut-off processing for LTL and parcel fulfillment
99.8%
Order Accuracy
Packed right. Shipped right. If not - we'll cover it.
Finally, a 3PL partner that answers the phone.
"After 25 years in SoCal logistics, I’ve seen the industry become a maze of support tickets and generic 'one size fits all' service. At TPFS, we kept it personal. You have our direct line."
-Ken Puhl, TPFS President
Storage that scales.
Fulfillment that delivers.
Communication that doesn't disappear.
Unlike national platforms, you get direct access to the decision-makers handling your product. TPFS is based in Southern California's Inland Empire in the beating heart of West Coast fulfillment. With direct freeway access to the I-15, I-10, and I-210, we sit inside the LA and Long Beach port distribution zone, putting your inventory where it needs to be for fast, cost-effective delivery across the western US and beyond. Unlike national platforms, you get direct access to the people actually handling your freight with no account managers, no support queues, no hand-offs. From single piece ecommerce orders to full container loads, we handle what the big platforms won't.
Location Advantage
LA/Long Beach ports distribution zone
with direct freeway access to the I-15, I-10, and I-210
Direct Access
Talk to decision makers directly with no tickets, no queues, no runaround!
Built for Change
From single piece orders to full pallets, built for businesses at every stage
Inventory Visibility
WMS advanced lot tracking,
real time inventory
We're ready to fulfill, however you sell.
At TPFS, we pride ourselves on being a leading California warehouse, offering top-notch 3PL services for businesses of all sizes. Whether you're B2B, B2C, Ecom, DTC, or FBA, our Southern California facility is ready to efficiently handle your fulfillment and distribution needs.
DTC / ECOMMERCE
Direct-to-consumer fulfillment
Pick, pack, and same-day shipping for orders coming through your online store. Platform-integrated, real-time inventory, branded packaging available.
Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce & 50+ integrations
Same-day processing with late cut-off
Custom kitting, inserts & branded packaging
Returns processing & inventory restocking
Real-time tracking pushed back to platform
B2B/ WHOLESALE
B2B & wholesale distribution
Pallet and case shipments to distributors, retailers, and commercial buyers. PO-based fulfillment, retail-compliant prep, and scheduled outbound coordination.
Receiving, cross-docking & staging
Pallet build/break, stretch wrap & carton labeling
PO-based pick & ship workflow
Retail compliance labeling
LTL, FTL & scheduled carrier coordination
Detailed receipts for inbound damages and returns processing
WHY TPFS
What sets us apart
Port-adjacent location
Inside the LA & Long Beach port zone with I-15, I-10, CA-60, and I-210 access for fast inbound and outbound.
25+ years owner-operated
Family-run since day one. Not a VC-backed platform, a team with skin in the game and experience to back it up.
B2B and DTC under one roof
Split inventory? Two 3PLs? No thanks. Run both channels from one location with one point of contact.
Scales at any stage
From startup volume to full container loads. We handle your volume with care and experience.
Transparent pricing
No hidden fees. With your quote you'll get a custom dashboard where you can toggle your volume to see approx. monthly costs.
No Service Tickets
Talk directly to the people handling your product with no tickets, no queues, and quick replies.
Late Cut-Off for Same Day Processing and Shipping
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Daily Parcel & LTL Carrier Pick-Ups
We’re serviced daily by leading carriers including FedEx, UPS, XPO, Old Dominion, and Saia, along with many others. (The carriers shown are not an exhaustive list.) This network ensures your freight moves quickly and efficiently to any destination nationwide.
Local Delivery Throughout SoCal
Our TPFS fleet provides fast, reliable delivery across all of Southern California — giving you next-day and same-day options without the overhead of running your own trucks.
Same-Day Processing. Nationwide Reach. No Middleman.
Speed
Late cut-off for same-day processing so your orders move the day they're placed.
Same Day
Next Day
Expedited
Reach
Ships nationwide and globally from the Inland Empire.
Local SoCal
Nationwide
Worldwide
Flexibility
Your carrier or ours, we work either way, across parcel, LTL, and freight.
Your Carrier
Local Deliveries
LTL & Parcel
Reliability
Daily pick-ups from FedEx, UPS, XPO, Old Dominion, Saia and more- every business day.
FedEx
UPS
Common LTL
Client Success: Real-World 3PL Performance
What really sets them apart is their communication and ease of use. The team is always responsive, proactive, and keeps us updated every step of the way. Their system is simple and efficient, which makes managing inventory and shipments a seamless process.
Thanks to TPFS, we can focus on growing our business while trusting that our logistics are handled flawlessly. Highly recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable and professional warehousing partner!
Kevin, NY
Log into our WMS portal to track order processing and monitor stock levels from receiving dock to the second they hit the truck.
Faster Answers
Skip the back-and-forth emails and get info in seconds.
Better Accuracy
Fewer delays and errors from manual updates or missed messages.
Total Transparency
Your freight. Your data. View and export whenever you need it.
Questions expanding brands usually ask.
Is it cheaper to outsource fulfillment or run my own warehouse?
Running your own facility carries fixed costs that don't flex with your business. A long-term lease, equipment, full-time labor, insurance, utilities, and a WMS license exist whether you ship 500 orders a month or 5,000. A 3PL converts those fixed costs into variable ones so you pay for what you use. Storage space, labor per order, and outbound shipments scale up during peak season and back down when volume drops. For brands running both B2B and ecommerce, the math compounds because instead of staffing and equipping a facility capable of handling both pallet builds and individual parcel orders, you're leveraging infrastructure that's already built and optimized for both. Most brands find that once they factor in the true loaded cost of in-house fulfillment including lease, labor burden, management time, errors, and missed shipments, a 3PL is cost-neutral or better well before they expect it to be.
How do I know when my business is ready to outsource fulfillment?
Most brands hit a natural inflection point when fulfillment starts competing with growth. Typically when you're spending more time packing boxes than building the business, when order volume makes in-house labor costs unpredictable, or when you're missing ship dates during peak seasons. A common threshold is 50–100 orders per day, but the real signal is simpler: if fulfillment is costing you focus, it's time to outsource it.
What should I look for in a fulfillment warehouse in Southern California?
Location matters more than most brands realize. A warehouse near the LA and Long Beach ports dramatically cuts inbound freight time and cost for brands importing product from Asia. Warehousing in the Inland Empire (Rancho Cucamonga) offers 20–35% lower storage rates than facilities directly at the Port of LA/Long Beach while remaining within the immediate drayage zone for same-day inbound receiving.
Beyond location, at TPFS we have direct communication (not account manager layers), WMS technology with a self-service portal, transparent pricing with no hidden fees, and a demonstrated ability to handle both your current volume and seasonal spikes.
What are the primary costs associated with outsourcing fulfillment?
The most common costs are receiving fees (charged per pallet, carton, or hour when stock arrives), account minimums, long-term storage fees that kick in after 30–90 days, and per-item fees for kitting or special packaging that weren't scoped upfront. Always ask for clear rates before signing, the best 3PLs price transparently and will walk you through exactly what shows up on a bill.
Why should I use a facility in California for shipping and distribution?
For brands distributing nationally, a West Coast hub significantly reduces transit times and freight costs to the western third of the country, a region that represents a substantial and growing share of U.S. consumer and commercial spending. Running all fulfillment from a single east coast or midwest location means 5–7 day ground transit to California, Nevada, Arizona, and the Pacific Northwest. A dedicated West Coast node cuts that to 1–2 days ground for the same region, which lowers carrier costs, reduces damage claims from longer transit, and improves fill rates for wholesale buyers on tight replenishment cycles. From our Southern California dock, we reach the entire Western U.S. within 1–2 business days via ground shipping, significantly reducing Zone 8 shipping costs for eCommerce brands.
Why do brands importing from Asia choose Southern California as their primary U.S. fulfillment hub?
The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach collectively handle more than 40% of all U.S. containerized imports, the majority of which originate from Asia. A fulfillment warehouse positioned within the port distribution zone means containers can be drayaged directly from the port to the facility in a single short move, bypassing cross-country rail or intermodal transfers entirely. For brands importing regularly, this proximity materially reduces drayage cost, cuts days out of the inbound cycle, and gives the operation a buffer to absorb port delays without disrupting outbound commitments to B2B buyers or DTC customers.
Prime location near the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach!