US Foods - Centennial

Facility info

Operations Appointments required but frequently delayed 30 minutes to several hours past scheduled time Live unload with Capstone lumpers handling freight Check-in at guard shack; security staff consistently described as friendly and fast Unloading times: highly variable, ranging from 1 hour to 8+ hours; 4-6 hours typical Early arrivals (4am-6am for early appointments) can result in same-day dock assignment; later appointments face significant delays Lumper fees: $227-$600+ depending on load size Paperwork delays common; can add 1-2 hours after unload completion Seal check done via form (driver writes seal number) Wheel chock requirement; some reports of aggressive enforcement with threatened $500 fines Facility Experience Overnight parking available for 5am appointments only; limited spots fill quickly Street parking required for later appointments (Caley Ave area) Restroom available but some reports of closure or poor condition Guard/security staff consistently friendly and professional Receiving clerks: mixed reports; some noted rudeness, attitude issues Dock doors: some mechanical failures reported; staff may not know which doors are broken Yard can get congested with trucks; backing is straightforward No food service or significant amenities Multiple reports of property damage during unload (rough handling, boxes scattered) Bottom Line Plan for 3-6 hours minimum. Capstone lumpers are the bottleneck—slow and indifferent. Early morning appointments (5am-6am range) perform significantly better. Later appointments routinely miss next loads. Guard staff professional; overall operations disorganized with communication gaps between US Foods and receiving.