Nov 4, 2026
Las Vegas Crating & Logistics, a locally owned crating, packing and shipping company, has served the Las Vegas market for 25+ years. The company builds custom wood crates in its own fabrication shop for fine art, trade show exhibits, industrial equipment and export freight.
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, November 4, 2026 -- Las Vegas Crating & Logistics has now spent 25+ years crating, packing and shipping items for businesses and individuals across the Las Vegas Valley. The company is owned and operated by Chris Long and works out of a facility at 4640 S Polaris Avenue, a few minutes from the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Las Vegas has an unusual mix of freight. The resort corridor, the convention calendar and a steady flow of goods in and out of the valley create demand for shipments that do not fit in a standard box. According to the company, that demand is what shaped its work over the years, moving from walk-in packing and shipping toward custom crating and logistics for high-value and oddly shaped items.
Today the company designs and builds its crates in its own fabrication shop rather than sending the work out to another builder. Its crates are made for fine art, casino equipment, trade show exhibits, LED displays, industrial and heavy machinery, and other freight that needs more protection than a carton can give. For international shipments, the company builds ISPM-15 heat treated export crates and pallets, the standard many countries require for wood packaging. When an item is too large or too fragile to move first, its crew can build the crate on site.
The company's fine art crating work serves collectors, galleries, casinos and touring exhibitions. According to the company, it packed and shipped The Da Vinci Exhibition from The Venetian, and its clients have included Wynn Hotel & Resorts and the Las Vegas Raiders.
Beyond crating, Las Vegas Crating & Logistics handles local, national and international shipping, including freight and cross-border shipments to Canada and Mexico. It also offers trade show and convention packing and shipping, heat shrink wrapping, vapor barrier bags and custom packaging design, so a single shipment can be crated, protected and routed by one team.
While the company is known for its resort and commercial clients, it also works with individual customers who need one valuable piece crated and shipped safely.
"After 25+ years in this business, you learn that every crate is really built around one question: what does this piece need to arrive the way it left? A sculpture, a slot machine and an LED wall all fail in different ways, so we build each crate around the item, not the other way around. That approach hasn't changed, and it's a big part of why customers keep coming back," said Chris Long, owner of Las Vegas Crating & Logistics.
Customer feedback reflects that focus. As of October 2026, the company's Google Business Profile shows an average rating of 4.8 stars across 52 reviews.
Looking ahead, the company plans to keep growing its crating and logistics services and investing in its team as Las Vegas continues to expand as a business and events hub.
A short video of the company's crate work is available on its YouTube channel.
Customers can request a quote through the company's website and typically receive a reply within one business day. More information about its crating services is available online, and the business can be found on its Google Maps listing.
About Las Vegas Crating & Logistics
Las Vegas Crating & Logistics is a locally owned crating, packing, shipping and logistics company serving Las Vegas for 25+ years. The company builds custom wood crates in house, including ISPM-15 heat treated export crates, and provides fine art, trade show, industrial and cross-border shipping services.
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Organization: Las Vegas Crating & Logistics
Address: 4640 S Polaris Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89103, United States
Phone: (702) 748-4973
Website: https://www.lasvegascrating.com
Release ID: 89208496
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