Lower deck height
Step deck shipping
Use step deck shipping when freight is too tall for a standard flatbed but does not need a deep well.
Claims handled by an experienced logistics team.
Need COI, W-9, or compliance docs?
Request insurance certificates, W-9, carrier packet/compliance documents, or claims info.
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Fast pricing for shippers — flatbed, step deck, double drop, and oversize.
We align ramps, tarps, and securement (chains/binders, blocking/cribbing when needed) to your machinery or crated equipment and plan routes for height clearance.
Best for
- Tall machinery
- Crated equipment
- Partial oversize loads
Typical freight
- Construction equipment
- Cranes and lifts
- Industrial skids
Securement & gear
- Chains and binders
- Tarps on request
- Ramps when available
- Blocking/cribbing as needed
Equipment & 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.
Common flatbed freight
Oil & gas pipe / tubulars
Steel coils & metal
Structural steel & fabrication
Construction materials
Stone / granite
Machinery & equipment
Containers & project freight
Vehicles & rolling stock
Curtain-side / Conestoga freight
Frequently asked questions
When should I choose a step deck?
When freight is moderately overheight for a standard flat but does not need a deep-well double drop.
Do you handle tarps and securement?
Yes—chains/binders, blocking/cribbing when needed, and tarps sized to the load.
Do you arrange permits?
If height or length requires permits, we include them and plan routing accordingly.
What loading details help?
Share loading method (forklift/crane/drive-on), site rules, and ramp needs to prevent delays.