Wyoming's Heavy Haul & Machinery Shipping Experts

I-80 crosses the Continental Divide and is subject to extreme winds and ground blizzards that create zero visibility. WYDOT closes the road proactively for safety. We monitor conditions constantly and will route around or hold freight to ensure safety.

Wyoming winds can easily flip light trailers. When wind warnings are in effect (often 60+ mph), we will not move light loads or empty trailers. We wait for safe windows to proceed. Safety is non-negotiable.

It requires heavy haul expertise. We move massive excavators, haul trucks, and dragline components. This involves ODOT permitting, route surveys to avoid low bridges, and pilot cars for wide loads.

Yes. We specialize in 'last mile' delivery to wind farm construction sites, often on temporary gravel roads. We coordinate with site managers to ensure the right equipment can access the off-loading point.

We transport mining machinery in and processed soda ash out. Trona is a heavy bulk commodity, requiring specialized hoppers or rail intermodal connections which we can facilitate.

Jackson has strict delivery regulations, heavy tourist traffic, and challenging mountain pass access (Teton Pass) which restricts trailer size in winter. We use appropriate trucks and schedule deliveries carefully.

Yes, ranching is a huge part of Wyoming's economy. We have access to carriers with specialized livestock trailers who are experienced in humane animal handling and transport.

Are there services available for trucks in remote Wyoming?

How do you handle winter conditions for sensitive cargo?

Yes. When a rig goes down, parts are needed immediately. We offer expedited hotshot services to deliver parts from hubs like Casper or Gillette directly to the drilling site, 24/7.

WYDOT issues permits for oversize/overweight loads. We handle the entire process, including bridge analysis and route approval, which is critical given the wind and weather factors.

We surge capacity in the summer to supply hotels and restaurants near Yellowstone and Grand Teton. We recommend early morning deliveries to avoid the RV and tour bus traffic.

Southern Wyoming, particularly along I-80, is one of the windiest places in the US. It's a prime location for wind farms but a challenge for trucking. We are experts in both hauling wind turbines and driving safely in the wind.

While limited compared to major hubs, we can coordinate intermodal moves using rail ramps in cities like Cheyenne or via connections in Salt Lake City or Denver for long-haul efficiency.

Yes, we have certified hazmat carriers for the energy and mining sectors, transporting fuel, explosives, and processing chemicals safely and compliantly.