Material On The Move - All about Trucking

Not all trucks — or jobsites — are the same.
We offer several types of delivery trucks, each with different capacities and capabilities to fit the material and the site. When quoting deliveries, we typically select the most readily available truck that suits the order. However, if your jobsite has access limitations — tight roads, weight restrictions, or unloading challenges — let us know upfront. We’ll make sure to quote the appropriate truck and avoid costly delays or complications.

Here are the trucks we most often use:

Truck and Transfer: the most common delivery truck for our products. They transport DG and Gravel. Capacity is 25 tons total, 12.5 each in the truck and the trailer box. The features of the truck allow it to drop the trailer, making it able to fit into tighter jobsites.

End Dump: typically delivers our boulders. Capactiy is 20-23 tons. Ample room on the jobsite is needed to manuver this truck, as it is 55' in length. A flat dump site is needed to avoid the truck tipping over. The jobsite must have a height clearance of 30' to deliver the load.

Super 10s: smaller end dump or dump trucks. Capacity is approximately 15-20 tons, depending on the material delivered. These trucks are shorter and more manuverable for jobsites with tight areas.

Flatbed Forklift:  21 ton capacity with the forklift included. This trailer is ideal for delivering our supersacked and palletized products like our beautiful beach pebbles. A great feature of this deliver method is that the forklift arrives on the trailer, making it easy for the driver to unload the product.

Without the forklift the max capacity is 24 tons and can usually be a way to save money on delivery provided you have a piece of equipment onsite capable of offloading the flatbed truck. 

Super Tag: Capacity up to 22 tons.  Can be a bit more versatile than other trucking options and still carry a decent sized load. 

Most of the time we are going to quote the truck that is best suited or most likely availalbe based on which material you want. If you have specific jobsite limitations it is best to plan ahead so we can quote the correct truck and you can budget accordingly. Relay your load delivery questions back to us as early as possible in the estimating stages.  We always want to ensure your order is properly quoted with the correct truck for your needs.

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