Heavy Equipment Transport to Canada

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Transporting Heavy Equipment to Canadian Provinces: Alberta, Ontario, British Columbia, Novia Scotia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, and Quebec.

Transport Oversize Equipment and Heavy Freight to Canada

Heavy Equipment Transport is the best shipping company to move your freight to Canada. Our international team provides everything you need. Shipping your oversize load to Canada with Heavy Equipment Transport is your best solution.

Our team adheres to the regulations for each Canadian province. We ship your heavy freight utilizing top safety standards and quality shipping methods at affordable rates. Call Heavy Equipment Transport for a quote today! (888) 730-2951


Shipping Equipment to All Canadian Provinces with an Experienced Transport Company

Heavy Equipment Transport has over 13+ years of experience shipping oversize loads to Canadian Provinces. Every oversize load transport is assigned the proper trailer, pilot cars, or escort vehicles if required, and your dedicated logistics agent takes care of customs.

Your equipment is essential to your business or personal life. You need a transport company that ships your freight right. Transporting oversize loads requires experience and attention to detail. Your equipment and machinery is essential to you, which is why it's important to us. Call now and transport your equipment to Canada!

If you're serious about Heavy Equipment Transport, call for a quote today! (888) 730-2951
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Fully Insured Equipment Transport Services in Canada

Heavy Equipment Transport will assign your shipping request to an agent you can contact at any time for updates. They will choose the best trailer for transport based on the weight and dimensions of your equipment. In addition, they will acquire transport documents and shipping permits if needed. All oversized and overweight equipment must be accompanied by shipping permits and pilot cars if they can’t be shipped by the driver alone. The work of pilot cars is to control traffic and guide the driver on the best routes to follow without getting stuck. We’re careful when loading and unloading equipment because a slight mistake might lead to a fatal accident. Our drivers know how to operate different equipment models when loading and unloading them. They secure them for transport using strong chains or straps. Equipment that’s not driven onto a trailer is lifted using cranes. If it’s too large or heavy, we send a rigging crew to guide the crane operator to ensure it’s loaded and unloaded safely.

Affordable Equipment Shipping Services Across Canada

We fully insure every piece of equipment and make our clients holders of the insurance copy. That gives them the confidence they need while their equipment is in transit. You can go directly to the insurance company and claim compensation if not delivered safely. We use the bill of lading form filled at the pick-up location to confirm if your equipment is delivered safely. To prepare your equipment for transport, clean it, remove personal belongings and follow the advice given by the specialist processing your shipment. The transport cost depends on the weight, dimensions, mode of transport, season, route, and distance. We offer expedited shipping services for clients who want their equipment transported urgently. To ship equipment to or from any province in Canada, contact us at (888) 730-2951.

Transport Equipment To or From Every Province in Canada

Our equipment shipping services are available all year round in every province in Canada. All these provinces have the same legal width limit of 13’6. Below is a snippet of the main highways we use before branching into different cities and the main border crossings used when shipping equipment to or from the United States. Below is a snippet of each province.

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Highways Traveled to Ship Equipment in Canadian Provinces

Highways Traveled for The Province of Alberta

Alberta is found in the western part of Canada and is landlocked. However, we transport equipment to and from ports in the neighboring provinces. Some of the main highways we use in Alberta include; Highway 2, the main north to the south corridor, Interstate 15, the busiest gateway from the United States to the province, and Highway 3.


Highways Traveled for The Province of Ontario

Ontario is the most populous province in Canada and the second largest in surface area. The main highways we use include 400 series highways connecting the province to the busiest border crossings, namely the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel, Ambassador Bridge, and the Blue Water Bridge through Highway 402. Others include Highway 401, Highway 417, and Highway 400.


Highways Traveled for The Province of British Columbia

British Columbia is the third most populous province in Columbia and is neighbored by Alberta on the east. When shipping equipment from the United States to British Columbia, one border crossing we use is Blaine/Surrey, which is connected by Washington Highway 543 and BC Highway 15.


Highways Traveled for The Province of Novia Scotia

Nova Scotia is one of the densest provinces in Canada because it’s small in size. When shipping equipment from the United States to Nova Scotia, one border crossing we use is Fort Kent/ Clair. Once allowed through, our drivers use New Brunswick Highway 205 to Trans Canada Highway and connect to Nova Scotia 104E.


Highways Traveled for The Province of Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan is one of the two landlocked provinces in Canada, with a population of over 1.1 million citizens. Therefore, when transporting heavy equipment to Saskatchewan from the United States or vice versa, we use the Fortuna Oungre border crossing, which leads our drivers to Highway 35 and from there, they branch off to the delivery location.


Highways Traveled for The Province of Manitoba

Manitoba has a population of over 1.3 million residents and is neighbored by North Dakota and Minnesota to the south. When hauling heavy equipment from the United States to Manitoba, our drivers use Warroad / Sprague border crossing, which connects them to Highway 12 in Manitoba.


Highways Traveled for The Province of New Brunswick

New Brunswick has a population of over 770,000 residents and is neighbored by Maine in the west. Anytime we ship heavy equipment from the United States to New Brunswick, we use Fort Kent / Clair border crossing to connect to Highway 205 in New Brunswick.


Highways Traveled for The Province of Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundland and Labrador are located in the far east and have a population of over 500,000 residents. The province doesn’t border any US states; therefore, we use Highgate Springs / St Armand border crossing, which leads us to Quebec through Highway 133. From there, our drivers connect to route 389, which leads them to route 138 in Newfoundland.


Highways Traveled for The Province of Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island is the least populated province in Canada and the smallest in surface area. Since it doesn’t neighbor any US state, we use the Edmundsn / Madawaska bridge border crossing when shipping heavy equipment from the United States. Once allowed into Trans-Canada Highway in New Brunswick, our drivers connect to Confederation Bridge, leading them to Prince Edward Island.


Highways Traveled for The Province of Quebec

Quebec is the largest province by area and the second-largest in population. When shipping heavy equipment from the United States to Quebec, we use Highgate Springs / St Armand border crossing. Once we’re let through to Highway QC 133, we branch out to the final destination.


Common Countries We Ship To

Heavy Equipment Transport ships to all countries, but here are some of the most common.

  • Singapore Equipment Shipping
  • Sweden Equipment Hauling
  • United Kingdon Equipment Shipping

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!

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RGN Trailer

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!

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STEP DECK Trailer

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!

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FLATBED Trailer

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!