Building products and flatbed freight across the Western U.S.

Pick a trailer to see the freight it carries, or pick your freight from the list below to see the trailer it rides on.

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Deck length: 48' or 53'
Width: 8'6"; 102 in, legal without a permit
Deck height: 5'; Off the ground, level with a dock
Freight height: 8'6"; Keeps the load under 13'6", legal in every state
Max weight: Semi48,000 lb; Maxi65,000 lb

Typical for the trailer type. Builds vary from carrier to carrier.

Flatbed

Open on every side, so a forklift or crane reaches every piece. Tarped when the freight needs it, open when it doesn't.

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What rides on what

Semi or maxi

Every trailer above runs in either class. A maxi takes the heavier load, but only in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Utah.

Will knows the difference firsthand. He drove for seven years, mostly maxis in Oregon and Washington.

Semi: 48,000 lb; Runs in any state
Maxi: 62,000–65,000 lb; Most carry up to 64,000 lb. Runs in WAORIDMTUT

A full deck or a few pieces

Freight that won’t fill a deck still moves. We book LTL on flatbeds and on hot shots, the one-ton pickups that pull a trailer behind them, usually a 30′ to 40′ deck rated for 10,000 to 12,000 lb.

Must-tarp or no-tarp, we book both. If a load runs oversize, the carrier we book pulls the permits for it.

What we ask before we quote

What the product is
Its weight
Length, width, and height
Tarp or no tarp
How many pieces
Pickup and delivery dates

Mostly Washington and Oregon

We cover the Western U.S., and most of our freight runs from either side of the Cascades in Washington to anywhere in Oregon and back, or between western and eastern Washington. A load headed anywhere else in the country still gets a quote.

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