FORT WORTH, Texas – Woods Distribution, a Fort Worth-based third-party logistics (3PL) provider, is offering flexible shared warehousing to manufacturers, retailers, and consumer brands that need Dallas-Fort Worth storage capacity but want to avoid the cost and commitment of securing their own space in a tightening industrial market.

According to CBRE’s Q3 2026 Dallas-Fort Worth industrial figures, the region’s industrial vacancy rate fell to 7.8%. CBRE also reported that DFW leads the nation in industrial space under construction, with 33.9 million square feet in the pipeline. While new supply is on the way, much of it will take time to deliver, and companies that need space now face fewer options and more competition for available buildings.

 

For shippers, signing a long-term lease, building out racking, hiring labor, and installing systems can take months and tie up significant capital. Shared warehousing offers a different path: companies tap into an established operation, and capacity can scale up or down as volumes change through seasonal peaks, product launches, and promotions.

“A tighter market makes it harder for companies to find the right building at the right time, and that should not hold back their growth,” said Will Scherer, Director of Sales of Woods Distribution. “Shared warehousing lets our customers get into the Dallas-Fort Worth market quickly, flex with demand, and avoid locking themselves into more space than they need.”

 

Woods’ Texas network includes approximately 30 million cubic feet of warehouse space. Its facilities support general and specialized storage, including food-grade, temperature-controlled, and alcohol-licensed environments, and can accommodate bulk storage and oversized pallets. For customers whose operations warrant it, Woods also provides dedicated warehousing designed around a specific workflow.

 

Shared capacity is supported by the same technology and services available to every Woods customer. A warehouse management system with a client portal, EDI and API integration, and real-time inventory visibility give shippers insight into their product. On-site contract packaging, co-packing, and kitting, along with Woods’ own trucks for local FTL, LTL, box truck, and drayage moves and an in-house brokerage for nationwide freight, keep additional services within the same operation.

 

Details on Woods’ Dallas-Fort Worth storage options are available at https://woodsdist.com/warehousing-fort-worth/.

 

“Space is only one piece of the equation,” Scherer added. “Our customers also get experienced teams, reliable systems, and transportation and packaging under the same roof, which means they can respond to market changes without rebuilding their supply chain every time demand shifts.”

 

Woods serves companies in food and beverage, consumer packaged goods, retail, industrials, health and beauty, and apparel and footwear. Along with its Texas operations, the company offers approximately 8 million cubic feet of warehouse space in Illinois, giving shippers access to both Dallas-Fort Worth and Chicago-area capacity through one provider.

 

About Woods Distribution

Woods Distribution is a full-service third-party logistics provider delivering integrated warehousing, contract packaging, and transportation solutions across the United States. Built on disciplined execution and operational consistency, Woods supports manufacturers, retailers, and distributors with scalable logistics infrastructure designed to reduce complexity and improve supply chain performance.

 

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Name
Woods Distribution Solutions, LLC
Contact name
Luccas Borges
Contact phone
214.432.6276
Contact address
11501 N Freeway
City
Fort Worth
State
TX
Zip
76177
Country
United States
Url
https://woodsdist.com/

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