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Flatbed and step deck dispatch for freight that won't fit in a box.

Steel, lumber, building materials, machinery and oversize. Loads matched to your deck, your securement gear and your coverage area.

Open-deck freight pays for skill. Securement, tarping, tight delivery windows at job sites and permits for oversize loads all fall on the carrier, and the rate should reflect that. We work with brokers and shippers who understand it.

Step decks open up taller freight that won't clear legal height on a flatbed: machinery, equipment and cargo that needs a lower deck or ramps. We pay close attention to dimensions, permits and equipment fit, so every booking is right for your trailer and doesn't create problems on the road.

The details that decide the rate.

A good flatbed load isn't just a number per mile. These are the things we confirm before we ask you to say yes.

  1. Tarps and straps

    Tarp requirements and tarp pay negotiated into the rate, not discovered at pickup.

  2. Dimensions and permits

    Height, width and weight checked against your deck. Oversize permits and routing discussed before you commit.

  3. Job-site delivery

    Construction sites have narrow windows and rough access. We confirm receiving hours and a site contact.

  4. Deadhead

    Open-deck freight clusters around mills and plants. We plan your reload so you're not running empty to find it.

Where flatbed freight lives.

Coverage map and freight calendar
  • Where it runs

    Steel out of the Midwest and the Gulf, lumber from the Pacific Northwest and the Southeast, and construction growth in Texas and the Southeast.

  • Busy season

    The building season, spring through fall. Northern lanes slow down in winter.

  • What moves the rate

    Tarping, oversize permits and escorts, securement, job-site delivery, and how close the next mill or plant is.

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Loads that fit your flatbed.

  • Structural steel, coil and pipe
  • Lumber and building materials
  • Construction and agricultural machinery
  • Tall freight that needs a step deck
  • Oversize loads with permits

Included with dispatch.

  • Freight matched to your deck and coverage area
  • Close attention to load specs, permits and fit
  • Rate and tarp-pay negotiation
  • Step deck loads for tall and heavy cargo
  • Minimal deadhead and no poor-fit loads

Get your flatbed dispatched.

Tell us about your flatbed, your lanes and your home time. We'll tell you straight how we'd dispatch it.

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Or call the dispatch line(929) 717-5625