Nationwide Heavy Haul Trucking Services
When your load exceeds standard weight or dimension limits, you need more than a truck, you need a team that understands permits, routing, and compliance from the ground up. Our heavy haul trucking operation is built around the equipment, planning, and coordination it takes to move oversize freight safely across the USA.
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
24/7 Dispatch Support
All 50 States & International
Permits & Escort Coordination
Heavy Haul Trucks and Trailers We Use
Matching the right trailer to your load is critical for safety and compliance. We run the best heavy haul semi truck and trailer combinations for the job, selected based on your equipment’s weight, dimensions, and axle requirements.
Lowboy Trailers
Low deck height for hauling tall equipment while staying within legal height limits.
RGN Trailers
Removable gooseneck trailers that allow equipment to be driven or rolled directly onto the deck.
Multi-Axle Trailers
Additional axles to distribute weight for heavier loads, helping meet bridge and roadway weight requirements.
Stretch Trailers
Extendable trailers for exceptionally long loads that exceed standard trailer lengths.
Why Choose 2 J's Heavy Haul. Trucking Services
Businesses all over the USA choose our heavy haul trucking services because we combine the right equipment with hands-on coordination at every step of the shipment.
Licensed, Bonded, and Insured Carriers
Every load is handled by fully licensed, bonded, and insured carriers, giving you complete coverage from pickup to delivery.
Licensed, Bonded, and Insured Carriers
One coordinator manages your shipment from quote through final delivery, keeping communication clear and consistent.
Experience
Load Securement and Safety
Properly securing a heavy haul load isn’t optional, it’s the foundation of a safe delivery. Our crews follow strict securement standards on every job, no matter where in the country the load is moving.
Chain, Binder, and Strap Configurations
Load-specific securement methods matched to equipment weight, shape, and center of gravity.
Overweight Load Compliance
Weight distribution planning to keep loads within legal axle and gross weight limits, or properly permitted when they exceed them.
FMCSA and DOT Requirements
Full compliance with federal and state trucking regulations, including inspection and securement standards for heavy freight.
Permits and
Route Planning
Moving oversize loads across state lines takes more than a driver and a trailer. Our team handles the permitting and routing required to keep your shipment compliant nationwide.
Multi-State Permit Stacking
Coordinating permits across every state your route crosses, so there are no gaps in compliance along the way.
Pilot Car Coordination
Scheduling escort vehicles where required by state regulations for oversize or overweight loads.
Bridge and Utility Clearance Checks
Route surveys that account for bridge weight limits, overhead clearances, and utility lines before your load ever moves.
Trucking and Hauling Services Across All 50 States
Wherever your project is located, our trucking and hauling services reach it with carriers positioned nationwide to keep pickup times short and delivery windows on track, even for remote job sites.
How 2 J's Heavy Haul Trucking Works
Moving heavy equipment shouldn’t be complicated. Across the USA, we keep the process straightforward from first contact to final delivery.
Send Your Load Specs
Share your equipment’s weight, dimensions, and pickup/delivery locations to get started.
Route and Permit Setup
We plan your route and secure all required state permits before dispatch.
Carrier Dispatch and Tracking
Your load is dispatched to a matched carrier, with updates available throughout transit.
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Lets Get In Touch!
Ready to move your load? Share your shipment details and get a transparent quote from a heavy haul trucking company that handles permits, routing, and coordination from start to finish, all over the USA.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does heavy haul trucking cost?
Pricing depends on load weight, dimensions, distance, and the number of permits or pilot cars required. Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote.
When does a load count as heavy haul?
Generally, a load is considered heavy haul when it exceeds 80,000 lbs in gross weight, or exceeds standard legal dimensions of 8.5 feet wide, 13.5 feet tall, or 53 feet long. Loads beyond these thresholds typically require special permits and route planning.
Do you handle permits for oversize loads?
Yes, our team manages all required state permits, route surveys, and pilot car coordination for oversize and overweight shipments.
How long does it take to deliver my equipment?
Delivery time depends on distance, route complexity, and permitting requirements. We’ll provide an estimated timeline with your quote.
What types of trailers are used for heavy haul trucking?
We use lowboy, RGN, multi-axle, and stretch trailers, selected based on your equipment’s weight, height, and length.