Service areas
The Oregon coast from Seaside to Newport, and the I-5 corridor from Albany to Portland — and we do the driving ourselves.
Highway 101, top to bottom
Our core territory. Seasonal swings, late arrivals and towns where the last thing open closed at eight — the conditions a smart cooler was built for.
Seaside
North coast hotels, promenade traffic and a hard seasonal swing.
Smart vending in Seaside →Cannon Beach
Boutique lodging, upscale guests, very little open late.
Smart vending in Cannon Beach →Tillamook
Dairy and manufacturing shift work plus heavy tourist pass-through.
Smart vending in Tillamook →Pacific City
Dory fleet, Cape Kiwanda crowds, almost no retail after dark.
Smart vending in Pacific City →Lincoln City
Our home base. Same-day service on most machines.
Smart vending in Lincoln City →Depoe Bay
Whale-watching traffic, weather-exposed visitors, tiny retail footprint.
Smart vending in Depoe Bay →Newport
Year-round working population plus heavy visitor volume.
Smart vending in Newport →Up the I-5 corridor
Bigger buildings and bigger headcounts. Shift work, hotel clusters off the interstate, and employers where one placement opens several.
Portland
Metro workplaces, hotels and multi-site employers.
Smart vending in Portland →Wilsonville
Dense industrial park employment right off I-5.
Smart vending in Wilsonville →Salem
Large employers, hotels and clinics along the I-5 corridor.
Smart vending in Salem →Albany
Industrial employers and I-5 lodging.
Smart vending in Albany →Corvallis
Healthcare, research and fitness placements.
Smart vending in Corvallis →Smaller towns on our routes
These don't have their own pages, but they sit on runs we already drive and we place machines in all of them. If you're here, just ask.
Along the coast
Gearhart, Astoria, Manzanita, Nehalem, Wheeler, Rockaway Beach, Garibaldi, Bay City, Netarts, Oceanside, Neskowin, Otis, Gleneden Beach, Siletz, Toledo, South Beach, Seal Rock and Waldport.
Inland & the valley
Sheridan, Willamina, Grand Ronde, McMinnville, Newberg, Dallas, Independence, Monmouth, Keizer, Woodburn, Canby, Tualatin, Tigard, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Oregon City, Lebanon, Tangent and Philomath.
Somewhere else in Oregon? Coverage grows where the placements are. A strong location — a large employer, a busy hotel, a multi-site property group — can open a whole new run on its own. Worth a phone call either way.
The difference between a vending company and a route
National operators run the Oregon coast as the far end of a Portland or Eugene route. That works fine until a machine goes down on a Friday in August, or a shelf empties during a storm-watching weekend and nobody notices until Tuesday.
We monitor stock and machine health remotely, in real time, and we live inside the territory we serve. A problem at a Lincoln County property is usually a same-day fix. That's the entire argument for using someone small.
Let's see if your location is a fit
Tell us a little about your property. If it makes sense, Jeff comes out, looks at the space, and you have a machine within a couple of weeks. If it doesn't, we'll tell you that too.