Distribution Centers

GetMoreSupplies.com fulfills orders through a multi-region distribution network designed to improve order speed, inventory flexibility, and shipment coverage across a wide service area.

Orders are routed automatically based on several factors, including stock availability, item characteristics, shipping method, and destination. The nearest facility may not always be the shipping origin.

• Not all products are stocked in every location
• Orders may ship from one or multiple facilities
• Large or specialty items may route differently than standard items
• Live inventory conditions can affect fulfillment location

Below is the current list of distribution centers within our network.

Our western network supports fulfillment across the Pacific, mountain, and Southwest regions. These locations help improve routing flexibility for standard, commercial, and larger volume orders.

• Washington – Seattle (Kent) #1078
• Colorado – Denver #1080
• Arizona – Phoenix #5101
• California – Fremont #1135
• California – Los Angeles (Signal Hill) #5125

Our central network helps support balanced inventory placement and efficient routing into surrounding states. These facilities are important for maintaining broad fulfillment reach across the interior United States.

• Texas – Dallas (Grand Prairie) #1079
• Texas – Houston #1127
• Illinois – Chicago (Itasca) #6869
• Minnesota – Minneapolis (Plymouth) #1090
• Kansas – Kansas City (Edwardsville) #6874

Our eastern distribution footprint helps support order flow into the Midwest, Northeast, Southeast, and Florida. Depending on the product mix, orders may be sourced from one or multiple facilities in this region.

• Pennsylvania – Bristol #6871
• Pennsylvania – Newville #5910
• Florida – Orlando #6876
• Florida – Ft. Lauderdale (Weston) #1165
• Ohio – Columbus #6877
• Ohio – Cincinnati #1170
• Georgia – Atlanta (Buford) #1214

Our broader network also includes locations in Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico that may support supplier logistics, regional inventory positioning, or specialized fulfillment scenarios.

• Alaska – Anchorage #557, Fairbanks #6466, Juneau #6858
• Hawaii – Waipahu #96797, Hilo #6888, Lihue #6889, Kahului
• Puerto Rico – Carolina #6891

Distribution center assignment happens automatically after an order is placed. Orders may ship from the closest available facility or from a different location depending on live inventory conditions and operational requirements.

Several factors can affect origin assignment:

• Real-time stock availability
• Order quantity and cartonization needs
• Hazardous, oversized, or freight-only item rules
• Multi-line orders requiring split fulfillment
• Regional carrier coverage and service limitations

Our distribution network is designed to support fast and efficient shipping, but delivery timing can still vary depending on inventory placement, transit distance, carrier schedules, and item type.

Orders may arrive in separate packages when products are fulfilled from more than one distribution center. Larger, freight, or specialty items may follow different delivery timelines than standard parcel shipments.

Have questions about fulfillment coverage, product availability, or shipping origin? Our team is happy to assist.