Receiving Freight
Ordering a toolbox online requires some additional action to be taken in order for your item to arrive quickly and in perfect condition. We highly recommend reviewing all these guides. They cover everything you need to know about buying toolboxes online and receiving your freight shipments.
If you have questions about how your order will be shipping, check out our General Shipping Policy.
Ordering Your Toolbox
PLACE YOUR ORDER:
After you place your order, the confirmation page on your web browser will display your order number at the top.
ORDER CONFIRMATION EMAIL:
You will receive a detailed receipt in your inbox shortly after placing your order online. Please review this email, and be sure to check if your shipping address is correct. If you did not receive your email, please contact us at: info@calaindustries.com or 602-675-4691.
SHIPPING NOTIFICATION EMAIL:
You will typically receive your Shipping Notification Email within 1 – 3 business days after we complete your order.
FREIGHT EMAIL:
Generally, we send this email on the next business day after the shipping company picks up your order. It will contain relevant information regarding your shipment such as the shipping company, phone number, and tracking number.
Note: Most of our freight orders ship out via Estes, and we must adhere to Estes shipping policies.
Preparing For Your Delivery
PREPARE YOUR SPACE:
To make the inspection process go as smoothly as possible, please have the tools listed below available as soon as the carrier reaches the delivery point:
- BOX CUTTER
- WORK GLOVES
- CAMERA or SMARTPHONE CAMERA
- ASSISTANT (RECOMMENDED)
RESIDENTIAL DELIVERY:
Before making a residential delivery or pickup, the freight carrier will call the consignee (you) to confirm the delivery time window. This makes it vital to have the correct contact name and phone number on the BOL (Bill of Lading).
While we do look up the shipping address when scheduling the pick-up, customers should inform the freight company about any specific delivery instructions such as gated communities, limited access areas, or apartment complexes with specific delivery protocols.
Freight delivery drivers operate on a schedule and therefore are not obligated to bring shipments inside.
COMMERCIAL DELIVERY:
For commercial deliveries, customers should coordinate with their facility management or designated receiving personnel to ensure seamless acceptance of the shipment and to provide any necessary access or loading dock information.
Receiving Your Shipment
INSPECTING SHIPMENT:
Upon arrival, you must thoroughly inspect the exterior packaging for any signs of damage or mishandling during transit.
DOCUMENTING DAMAGE:
If you observe any damage to the exterior packaging, they must document it by taking photographs before opening the packaging.
NOTING DAMAGE ON DELIVERY RECEIPT:
You should note any observed damages on the delivery receipt provided by the freight company’s driver. This documentation will be crucial for any potential claims or recourse.
CONTACTING US:
Upon noticing any damages or discrepancies during the shipment delivery process, it is imperative that you immediately notify us. We will then guide you through the next steps for resolution.
Damaged Package Procedure
CONTACTING US:
In the event of damaged packaging, you must contact us within 24 hours of delivery. We recommend by email at info@vipertoolstorage.com. This will be the best way to send us photos of the damage.
PROVIDING DOCUMENTATION:
You should provide documented evidence of the damaged packaging, including photographs and any relevant delivery receipts.
RESOLUTION PROCESS:
We will file a claim with the freight company and then arrange to send out a replacement shipment.
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
- We advise you not to sign the delivery receipt until they have thoroughly inspected the shipment for any damages.
- You must retain all packaging materials until completing the inspection process and resolving any claims to ensure their importance.
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Ian –
Well I’ve had this toolbox and a 3 drawer top for 10 years and i have not been kind at times. Been through 5 or 6 different shops, 3 different houses, and 2 different pickup trucks many times. These have held up very well in more ways than 1. Very sturdy, very stable, and have survived falling over, being shot with pellet rifles that I almost threw wrenches over, and damn near daily use in those 10 years and counting. These were my starter boxes as a mechanic fresh in college into my first dealership job. The paint is slightly faded and chipped in some places but they are still in great shape. The steel is high quality.