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An Apple a Day
You’ve heard the saying, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” For White House Foods in Winchester, Virginia, apples aren’t just a saying; they’re a legacy. This family-owned operation has been processing apples and producing quality products for more than a century. When Charlie Haberkor needed parts to keep things running smoothly, he knew who to call. Piedmont Delivery Service was on the road, arriving in Virginia at 12:33 a.m. to get the job done. From one family-owned
Mar 27


Nabs
One of the oldest companies in Charlotte, Lance Crackers, has been producing an iconic Southern favorite for generations—the unmistakable ToastChee. You know the one: that signature orange cracker sandwich filled with peanut butter, rolling off the conveyor belt by the thousands. It’s a staple—perfectly paired with a cold Coke and a pack of Nabs. When Conner Semon needed critical parts to keep production moving, Piedmont Delivery Service stepped in without hesitation. Our dr
Mar 20


A Powerful Delivery in Jacksonville
Many years ago, in the late 1800s, the city of Jacksonville, Florida established Jacksonville Electric, operating and managing the city’s electric system. Fast forward to today, and JEA has grown into the largest community-owned utility in Florida and one of the largest in the United States. Recently, Kenneth Jones reached out to Piedmont Delivery Service needing a large motor to help keep the utility in motion. Our driver was quickly on the road, making the same-day deliver
Mar 13


Spring Forward
Welcome to March — the unofficial start of spring! It’s also time to “spring forward” as we enter Daylight Saving Time this weekend. While losing an hour can throw some people off, it’s never a problem for Piedmont Delivery Service . Same-day means same-day — no matter the clock. Just ask the team at Prisma Health Hillcrest Hospital in Simpsonville. When they recently needed 80 boxes of medical supplies delivered quickly, Daren Sullivan was glad to see our driver arrive right
Mar 6


Crystal Clear
In the 1960s, Cardinal Glass Industries opened its doors in Minnesota and began building what would become a leadership position in the glass industry. By the late 1970s, the company introduced triple-pane insulating glass to improve energy efficiency—and the innovations have continued ever since. Today, Cardinal Glass employs more than 10,000 people across 49 locations nationwide, including its facility in Church Hill, Tennessee. When Zac Peck reached out to Piedmont Deliver
Feb 27
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