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November 30, 2005

DOT Metal Products Selects Dallas Logistics Firm, JDF Distribution, For Warehousing and Distribution Services in Dallas and North Texas

Dot Metal Products, a division of the building products group of Gibraltar Industries, has selected JDF Distribution to be its warehousing and distribution provider for the company’s North Central Texas region. The solution calls for JDF to receive, store and distribute the company’s metal roofing products to over 130 retail locations in the region, including Home Depot stores.

Coppell, TX, (PRWEB) November 30, 2005 – Dot Metal Products, a division of the building products group of Gibraltar Industries, has selected JDF Distribution to be its warehousing and distribution provider for the company’s North Central Texas region.

The solution calls for JDF to receive, store and distribute the company’s metal roofing products to over 130 retail locations in the region, including Home Depot stores. Previously, DOT Metals handled distribution to North Texas from its manufacturing plant in San Antonio, Texas. By using JDF’s distribution center outside Dallas in Coppell, Texas, the company will free up valuable manufacturing space in its San Antonio facility and improve order cycle time to North Texas customers.

In addition to warehousing and inventory management, JDF Distribution manages all daily deliveries for DOT Metals, using its own flatbed trucks. JDF’s transportation team coordinates all store delivery appointments.

About JDF Distribution
JDF Distribution (www.jdfdistribution.com), headquartered in Coppell, Texas outside Dallas, is a logistics services company that provides high-quality warehousing and distribution services from its warehouses and transportation centers in Houston and Dallas. Founded in 1982, the company helps manufacturers and retailers get products to market quickly, reliably, and at the lowest possible cost.

Posted by Industrial-Manufacturing at November 30, 2005 03:28 AM

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