Delivery on TES vehicles

TES runs its own delivery fleet rather than relying entirely on third parties. Local orders go out on our fully electric vans, pallets travel nationwide on our flat bed and curtain siders, and urgent consignments move through established carrier partners – so the route is matched to the job rather than the other way round.

  • Fully electric vans for local deliveries within a 50 mile radius.
  • Flat bed and curtain sider vehicles carrying palletised stock nationwide.
  • Same day and next day services available across the UK.
  • FORS Silver accredited fleet.

At-a-glance

  • Local radius: 50 miles, on fully electric vans.
  • Nationwide: flat bed and curtain sider, palletised.
  • Same day and next day options.
  • Carrier partners for urgent work: Palletways, APC and DPD.
  • What3Words accepted for hard-to-find delivery points.

Three routes to site

Local, on our electric fleet

Orders within a 50 mile radius are delivered on our own fully electric vans. Running our own local fleet means we control the schedule, and an electric fleet keeps deliveries into low-emission and urban sites straightforward.

Nationwide, on flat bed and curtain sider

For pallets and bulkier consignments we run flat bed and curtain sider vehicles that move stock across the country. Suitable for site set-ups, stores replenishment and larger scheduled orders.

Urgent, through carrier partners

Where a consignment needs to move faster than our own fleet can reach, we use Palletways, APC and DPD. What3Words references are accepted for sites without a usable postal address.

Our vehicles

The TES fleet is FORS Silver accredited, and our local deliveries run fully electric.

A TES electric delivery van in Same Service, Zero Emissions livery, and a TES curtain-side lorry passing the Houses of Parliament in central London

Same day and next day

Both same day and next day services are available. Which route a consignment takes depends on where it is going and how quickly it is needed – local urgent work usually goes on our own vans, while distance or timing may put it onto a carrier.

If you have a delivery window to hit, tell us when you place the order and we will confirm the route.

Hard-to-find sites

Compounds, verges and part-built sites often have no usable postal address. Where a carrier supports it, we accept What3Words references so the driver reaches the right access point rather than the nearest postcode centroid.