Transporting heavy equipment in Kentucky gets easier when done by a fully insured company like us. We’re a company with a great reputation and resources to ensure your single or multiple heavy equipment is delivered safely and on time. Our team of specialists is committed to ensuring your heavy equipment is transported on the right trailer and accompanied by all the necessary documents. We adhere to the Kentucky shipping regulations and ensure any load exceeding the legal limits is accompanied by the right documents. Call us for a free quote.
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A reliable equipment shipping company will be licensed, insured, and experienced with your type of machinery. Check reviews, verify their DOT/MC numbers, and compare multiple quotes before booking.
Yes, oversize and overweight loads require state-specific permits in every state along the route. A professional transport company can arrange these permits for you.
Shipping large equipment requires choosing the right trailer type, preparing the machinery, and hiring an experienced heavy haul carrier to manage loading, permits, and transport safely.
The cost depends on size, weight, distance, and permits. Smaller loads may cost a few thousand dollars, while oversize equipment can be significantly more. Getting a custom quote gives the most accurate price.