Transport Heavy Equipment in St. Louis with the Professionals
When you need to transport heavy equipment in St. Louis, you should use a professional. They will take good care of it and ensure it arrives safely. Heavy Equipment Transport has been transporting heavy equipment for more than a decade. We have valuable experience and resources to safely transport your heavy equipment to or from St. Louis. To book, call, email, or fill out the form on our website. We use the details you provide us to send you a free shipping estimate. Our services are available at any time of the year.
When you book our services, we assign your shipping request to a specialist who will acquire transport documents and dispatch your heavy equipment on time. In addition, they identify a trailer that will evenly accommodate your heavy equipment's weight and size. We apply for shipping permits when shipping oversized and overweight heavy equipment in St. Louis. In addition, we deploy escort cars if the heavy equipment is too large or too heavy. The legal weight and size limit in St. Louis is 75ft in total length, 8’6ft in width, 13’6ft in height, and 80,000lbs GVW.
Learn More About St. Louis, Missouri Below
St. Louis is the second-most populous city in the United States of Missouri. It was founded in 1764 by Auguste Chouteau, Pierre Laclede and Gilber Antonie de St. Maxent, fur traders from France. That explains the name as they named it for Louis IX of France. Later that year, Spain took over ownership; in 1800, the French took over and sold it to the United States three years later. Currently, St Louis has a strong economy which is greatly supported by tourism. The most common attraction sites in St. Louis include St. Louis Zoo, which is charge-free, walkable, and with multiple exhibits that continually add on. Other attractions include the Missouri History Museum, World Chess Hall of Fame, and the St. Louis Science Center. Attractions for children are the Magic House, and City Museum, among many others.
Affordable Heavy Equipment Shipping Services in St. Louis
St. Louis is 65.99 sq mi and has over 300,000 residents. We transport heavy equipment to and from every part of the city. We have professional drivers who know the best routes to use and how to handle different types of heavy equipment during the loading and unloading. Common routes they use include:
Heavy Equipment Transport will fully insure your heavy equipment against every form of damage. In addition, we give you a copy of the insurance with your name on it so that if your heavy equipment isn’t delivered safely, you can claim total compensation. We transport heavy equipment on short notice at an additional cost. To transport heavy equipment to or from St. Louis, contact one of our agents today and get a free shipping estimate at (888) 730-2951.
Safe Heavy Equipment Shipping Services in St. Louis
Other Equipment Manufacturer Types Commonly Shipped to All 50 States
Commonly Shipped Equipment and Machines
- Excavator Transport
- Bulldozer Transport
- Crane Transport
- Wheel Loader Hauling
- Semi Truck Transport
- Backhoe Shipping
- Fifth Wheel Transport
- Trailer Transport
- Farming Equipmenmt Transport
- Boat Transport
- RV / Motorhome Shipping
- Tiny House Transport
- Oversize Load Transport
- Storage Shed Transport
- Bus Shipping
- Mobile Office Transport
- Food Truck Transport
- Agriculture Equipment Transport
- Boom Lift Transport
- Dump Truck Shipping
- Motor Grader Transport
- Scissor Lift Hauling
- Mobile Home Moving
- Tractor Trailer Transport
- Travel Trailer Transport
- Machinery Shipping
- Airplane Transport
- Lawn Mower Transport
- Box Truck Transport
- Heavy Duty Truck Shipping
- Forklift Transport
- Helicopter Shipping
- Tractor Hauling
- Combine Transport
- Construction Equipment Transport
Where Is Your Heavy Equipment Headed?
Trailer Type
Heavy Equipment Transport uses all types of trailers. We provide the best trailer trucking solutions to fit your needs. Find out more below!
RGN trailers are removable gooseneck trailers. These are a type of flat deck trailer, where the gooseneck at the front can be removed, creating a ramp. Find out more about our RGN trailer trucking solutions now!
Also known as drop decks or lowboys, step deck trailers have multiple levels. It steps down in spots, allowing freight to be lower to the ground. Find out more about our step deck trailer trucking solutions now!
Flatbed trailers are one of the most common types on the road. They work for a wide variety of heavy equipment transport. Find out how we can provide flatbed trailer trucking solutions to fit your needs!