Loads we haul
Oilfield pipe and tubular shipping
Ship routine oilfield pipe and tubular freight nationwide on suitable open-deck equipment. We review bundled, loose, or skidded pipe for Montana and Northwest lanes as well as longer U.S. shipments.
Provide the longest piece, diameter, piece or bundle count, and total weight. Confirm dunnage, end protection, coating restrictions, and loading access. Specialized overweight or complex escort projects fall outside this routine pipe service.
Pipe hauling in Montana and the Northwest
For Billings-area pipe yards or eastern Montana deliveries, provide the site entrance, receiving contact, ground conditions, and offloading method. I-94 toward North Dakota and I-90 toward Wyoming describe possible lane connections, not guaranteed truck schedules.
Pipe and tubular loads may also move between Montana, Idaho, Washington, and nationwide suppliers. Match the transport plan to the longest pieces, bundle weights, end protection, and available lifting equipment before arranging pickup.
Common examples
- Drill pipe / casing / tubing
- Line pipe and coated pipe
- Bundles, loose pipe, skidded pipe
- Yard-to-jobsite deliveries
What we need to quote fast
- Origin/destination ZIPs, pickup date, receiving hours, and site contacts
- Longest and shortest lengths, diameters, count, and total weight
- Bundled, loose, or skidded configuration; weight of each bundle
- Dunnage/support requirements, end caps, and coating protection
- Crane or forklift loading/unloading and yard access restrictions
- Tarp specification, jobsite road conditions, and available unloading space
Need COI, W-9, or compliance docs?
Request insurance certificates, W-9, carrier packet/compliance documents, or claims info.
Request documentsEquipment & Securement
Equipment provided
- Pipe stakes
- A-frames
- Dunnage and cribbing
- Tarps
- Straps
- Chains
- Binders
Typical equipment
- 48' flatbed
- 53' flatbed
- Extendable / stretch decks
- Step deck
- Double drop
Often 40k–48k payload depending on lane/legal/commodity.
Shippers we serve
- Jobsites
- Manufacturers
- Fabricators
- Retail distribution centers
Tell us dimensions/weight and whether tarps/pipe stakes/A-frames are needed for accurate pricing.
Frequently asked questions
What information do you need to quote pipe?
Send lengths, diameters, total weight, piece or bundle count, packaging, lane, and pickup date. Include loading equipment, dunnage needs, end protection, and receiving access.
When is an extendable flatbed needed?
Long pieces may need additional deck support beyond a standard trailer. Share the full length and support points so dispatch can evaluate standard or extendable equipment; length alone does not confirm suitability.
Can bundled pipe move on a standard flatbed?
It can when bundle dimensions, weight, support, and loading arrangements fit the actual trailer and route. Step deck may help with a taller packaged load but is not a substitute for checking length and support.
Can you haul pipe into and out of Montana?
Yes. Routine pipe freight can move on nationwide lanes, including Montana pickups, Northwest connections, and North Dakota or Wyoming destinations. Give the actual yard or jobsite address so access can be reviewed.