Wide load transport, lowboy hauling, and heavy haul trucking
Some moves need more than a generic equipment shipping quote. If the load is oversize, tall, heavy, permit-sensitive, or trailer-sensitive, HEAT Freight helps map the move before it turns into a mess.
Wide load transport
For overwidth, overheight, overlength, or other permit-sensitive shipments that need route planning and permit coordination from the start.
Lowboy hauling
A strong fit for taller and heavier equipment where deck height matters and a standard flatbed or step deck is not the right answer.
Heavy haul trucking
For machinery and specialized freight that demand the right trailer, realistic timing, and a plan that accounts for escorts, permits, and route constraints.
HEAT Freight coordinates auction pickups, dealer transfers, jobsite deliveries, and oversize transport across the U.S. and into Canada.
We help sort out trailer fit, route constraints, loading approach, and permit-sensitive moves before you waste time on the wrong quote path.
If you are not sure whether the move needs hot shot, step deck, lowboy, or RGN, that is exactly the kind of problem we help solve.
How HEAT helps on more complex moves
Trailer-fit triage
We help sort whether the move looks more like hot shot, step deck, lowboy, RGN, or another specialized setup before the wrong assumptions get baked in.
Permit-aware planning
Overwidth, overheight, overweight, and route-sensitive freight can fail if permit reality is ignored too late. We plan around that risk early.
Auction to jobsite moves
A lot of equipment moves are not clean dock-to-dock freight. Yard releases, timing windows, loading help, and attachments all matter.
Next-step clarity
If you are still comparing options, the rate guide can help frame expectations. If you already know the machine and route, requesting a quote is the faster path.
Frequently asked questions
When does a shipment become a wide load?
That depends on the actual dimensions and the states on the route, but overwidth, overheight, overlength, and overweight freight often trigger permits, restrictions, and specialized routing.
When is lowboy hauling the right fit?
Lowboy trailers are often the right choice when deck height matters for taller equipment or when the load is heavy enough that a standard deck setup is a poor fit.
What is the difference between heavy haul trucking and standard equipment shipping?
Heavy haul moves usually carry more route, permit, escort, loading, or trailer complexity. The freight is still equipment shipping, but the planning burden is higher and the carrier pool is narrower.
Can HEAT Freight help if I do not know the trailer type yet?
Yes. Send the machine details, dimensions, weight, pickup, and delivery points. We can help narrow whether the move points toward hot shot, step deck, lowboy, RGN, or another specialized setup.
Ready to sort the move?
Send the machine details, pickup and delivery locations, dimensions, weight, and whether it runs. We will help narrow the trailer path and the next best step.
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