Re decking flatbed trailer floor.

Hello guys,

Time have come to repair the floor of my flatbed trailer, it's a 2004 Reitnouer that I purchased back in 2008, the floor pretty much lasted 10 years under my work clock, can't complaint much.
So I started searching online where to buy the Apiton wood and found Trailerdecking.com but the shipping costs turned me down but then I found this other company with a more affordable shipping costs
TMI Trailer Marketing, inc.
I've heard is a lot of work to replace those boards but I will only be doing the section shown in the pictures, which by the way I think I should order the 3 x 1 1/4 Apiton wood for Reitnouer.
I got really excited when I found shipping cost would be $14.76 compared to $393.26 from the other company who claims to have cheaper prices.
So my question is....Have you guys heard or used this company before?

Thank you very much.

 

Where did you read that?
I just tried to complete the order and it only shows $14.76 at check out, but even if you were right it would still be a lot cheaper than almost $400.00 the other company is asking for.

Do you think they would charge me $177.12 for 12 ft of wood to be delivered by UPS ground? That would make it more expensive than UPS next day air at $155.72.

 

I have not placed my order yet since I'm so far from home and probably won't be back for another couple of weeks, but I will go to Lowes and/or Home Depot to inquire about it when I get back, thanks for the suggestion!
I've been doing fltabed for almost 15 years and I think I have another 5 years left before I call it quits so yes, I'm keeping this trailer.

 

You really made me go back to check like I had missed something lol.
I would like to do the whole trailer, I figured if I handle the job myself it would cost me close to $1000.00 in parts which is not bad at all.
I just wanna fix the section that needs the more attention first and see how it goes...
Will post before and after pictures and share experience here when I'm done.

 

I would have to check if I have any trailer parts near me but I don't think so, I'm close to Ft Myers in Florida.
No, the wood I'm replacing is not overlapped, it is just 3 single rows of nailers, the one in the center is wider than the ones on the sides but they are all placed individually.
Good thing is the place I just found online sells parts for specific trailers like mine (Reitnouer) and Transcraft, so the wood they sell should be a perfect match.
Yeah, Gloves is a must!
Thanks