Flatbeds are one of the most commonly used trailers since they are very flexible in what they can haul, and how they can be loaded. We use them to haul equipment or cargo of all types that doesn’t easily fit in an enclosed Dry Van.

Step Deck Trailers, also known as ‘drop deck’ trailers, are an adaptation of the flatbed trailers. They have a top and bottom deck, and were created to carry freight that could not be transported on a standard flatbed (usually due to height restrictions). We use them to load equipment that can be driven onto the trailer because of their ramps.

Vans or Dry Vans are enclosed trailers. They are used when carrying loads that need to be protected from the elements and weather. These trailers can only be loaded from the back and almost always from a loading dock. Our team of professionals are trained in the many loading techniques used for Dry Vans, such as creating double floors, blocking and bracing your cargo to ensure “claims free” service. 

Roll Tite Trailers, better known as Conestoga trailers, have a rolling tarp system that can rapidly and easily cover and uncover the trailer. We use this system for loads that require flatbed transport with protection from the elements of the road and weather.

When there is oversized equipment or cargo that does not fit the conventional dimensions of a regular flatbed, we use specially designed trailers to transport the freight. Specialized trailers include Perimeter Trailers, Dolly Trailers, Removable Gooseneck Trailers, Low Boy Trailers and Multi Axle Overweight Freight Trailers. 

When you need your freight shipped quickly, we use a dedicated Straight Truck. Straight Trucks can provide flexible shipping to move your shipping containers, skids and pallets at expedited speeds.