Mercer receives and stages imported building materials — windows, flooring, tile and cabinets — through the Pacific Northwest gateway. Tariff-exposed materials can be held in Class 3 bonded storage, deferring duty until goods are withdrawn for a project or sale.
Building-materials importers move heavy, bulky, project-timed inventory under real tariff exposure. Cash tied up in duty on materials that may sit for months before a project breaks ground is cash that isn’t working.
Materials arrive at Seattle or Tacoma; we handle drayage, devanning and exams on-site.
Hold inventory in our warehouse; tariff-exposed materials can sit in Class 3 bond with duty deferred.
Withdraw and deliver against the construction or sales calendar across the region.
Put the whole flow with one accountable partner — from the terminal to the final mile — and reclaim the time and capital lost to coordinating separate vendors.
Yes. Class 3 bonded storage holds materials in-bond for up to five years and defers duty until they’re withdrawn for U.S. consumption.
Yes — our warehouse stages a range of goods, and our transportation division coordinates regional delivery to job sites and DCs.
Tell us what you’re importing and our Fife dispatch team will scope it — usually within one business day.
