Indiana's Most Reliable Container Transport Company
Heavy Equipment Transport is one of the best container movers in Indiana. We’re licensed and have the resources to transport a shipping container to a destination of your choice. We have a variety of trailers to transport all types and sizes of shipping containers in Indiana. Our agents are available at any time of the day to process your request. We offer each client a specific agent whom they can call at any time of the day for updates. We fully insure each shipping container we transport in Indiana and make the client a holder of the insurance cover. This is to make the compensation process easy if needed. In this case, the client can claim compensation directly from the insurance without going through us, thus saving time. We transport empty and full 40ft and 20ft containers among others.
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Safe Indiana Container Shipping Services and On Time Delivery
Heavy Equipment Transport only works with professionals with the required skills when handling your shipping container. We guarantee safe and timely delivery. Our drivers are professionals with knowledge of the best routes used to ensure your shipping container is delivered on time. We transport shipping containers to and from business, ports to business and vice versa, terminal to terminal and every other place.
OUR RECENT EQUIPMENT SHIPMENTS
MJ, one of our container transport expert, helped a client ship this 40L 9.6H 8W and 20000lbs shipping container from Evansville, IN to Chacon, NM safely. The container was picked up at a yard and loaded on a hotshot trailer using a crane. After it was well secured, it was dispatched and delivered on time. To transport a 40ft shipping container, call us today!
SHIPPING A 40FT SHIPPING CONTAINER ON A HOTSHOT TRAILER
Origin: Evansville, IN
Destination: Chacon, NM
Specialist: MJ Tutwiler
Contact MJ: 954-727-1982
Shipping Container Transport Dimensions and Specifications
| Container Size/Type |
Dimensions Internally (L x W x H) |
Door Opening (W x H) |
Cubic-Capacity | Weight Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20FT | 19.32 x 7.70 x 7.74ft | 7.64 x 7.51ft | 104.98ft³ | 47840.31lb |
| 40FT | 39.53 x 7.70 x 7.74ft | 7.64 x 7.51ft | 216.53ft³ | 58422.49lb |
|
20FT Flat Rack with sides |
19.32 x 7.70 x 7.31ft |
Side Opening W - 8.49ft |
98.42ft³ | 58422.49lb |
|
40FT Flat Rack with Sides |
39.53 x 7.70 x 7.31ft |
Side Opening W - 8.49ft |
206.69ft³ | 7936.64lb |
|
40FT Flat Rack without sides |
40.02 x 7.70 x 2.13ft |
Side Opening W - 38.25ft |
219.81ft³ Max Height 25.39ft |
85980.28lb |
Shipping Container Transport to Every Corner of Indiana
Indiana was declared a state in the United States in 1816. Even after this declaration the majority of the population in Indiana was from its native tribes and hence its name. Indiana is nicknamed the Hoosier State. Among the state’s economic drivers, tourism also plays an important role. Indiana attracts many tourists around the year due to its beautiful natural areas and vibrant cities. The state's capital, Indianapolis, is one of the major destinations. There is a rich history in museums like the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, an excellent place for families to spend the afternoon.
Other historical sites are the Monument Circle and the Indianapolis Museum of Art. In addition, the Indiana Dunes State Park gives one of the most scenic views in the entire state. This destination alone attracts more than 1.2 million visitors a year. A site like the Spirit of Jasper Train is one of the coolest in Indiana. This beautiful train offers passengers a magnificent view of southwest Indiana, where there is a casino, a winery, and resorts. For romantics, the train also offers a ride and dine option. Outdoor enthusiasts opt to visit the Turkey Run State Park, which offers excellent hiking and horseback riding trails, campsites, canoeing, and fishing. The millions of years’ worth of history in the park's natural ravines are worth visiting.
Shipping Container Transport
in Indiana
Heavy Equipment Transport is a top-rated shipping container mover in Indiana. We transport shipping containers to and from different ports in Indiana as well as other locations. Below are some of the ports we serve.
This port is mainly used to handle containers, steel, forest products, and other break bulk cargoes. Below are the container terminals we serve together with their address and contacts.
Federal Marine Terminal 415 Salmon Drive Portage, IN 46368 219-787-1017
This port is one of the 7th largest inland ports in the country. It’s located in Black Township and part of Evansville, Indiana. It’s used for handling grains, fertilizer, cement, and minerals. Below are the terminals we offer shipping container moving services in the ports of Indiana-Mount Vernon together with their addresses and contacts.
Mount Vernon Transfer Terminal 3300 Bluff Rd Mount Vernon, IN 47620 (812)838-5531
This port handles corn, heavy lift, soybeans, steel, liquid asphalt, fertilizer, and more. It has direct access to three major interstates ( I-64, I-65, and I-71). Below is the address.
1402 Port Rd Jeffersonville, IN 47130 United States
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Heavy Equipment Transport offers affordable container moving services in Indiana. Our Indiana container moving cost is determined based on the ground distance from the pickup location to the drop-off point, route, loading and unloading assistance, weight/size among others. We offer free container moving rates in Indiana. For the clients who don’t have the equipment to load and unload their shipping container as well as a rigging crew when needed, we provide them at an added fee. Our container moving cost in Indiana is all-inclusive without any hidden fees. For fast and reliable shipping container moving services in Indiana, Heavy Equipment Transport is your partner. Contact us today via our toll-free number (888) 730 2951.
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We can trnasport any size container, 20 through 40 foot, high cube, refrigerated, and more type of containers.
