We can haul anything you need with our flatbed hauling services.
Sometimes, a construction truck isn’t the right size for the job you need to complete. You might need the back of a larger truck that can handle more weight to carry larger equipment, like forklifts or cranes or perhaps a larger quantity of waste materials. When you have such needs, you need something like a flatbed truck for the job. If you are in the Kannapolis, North Carolina area, our team at Tucker Land Development can offer help with our flatbed hauling services.
Our flatbed hauling services are perfect for those larger construction projects, whether you’re removing trees and other vegetation from the area, removing all the soil, or ridding construction waste materials from the site to finalize a project. We can dispatch our flatbed truck right to your construction site at exactly the time you need it, and our technicians can help you load whatever you may need onto it. We can then haul away whatever materials or equipment you may have loaded onto the truck to the appropriate location. If we’re hauling away soil, landscape waste, or scrap materials, we will be sure to dispose of them properly.
You’ll find that our flatbed hauling services make your construction and cleanup process quicker and easier because it gives you one less step to worry about. We take every hauling job very seriously, and we will take great care in handling any equipment or materials you may entrust to our hauling services. We have plenty of experience, so you can trust us to handle everything properly and deliver only the best possible results.
Stop struggling to fit everything in your work truck and rely on our flatbed hauling services instead. Give us a call today to schedule our services.
At Tucker Land Development, we offer flatbed hauling services in Salisbury, Kannapolis, Lexington, Concord, High Point, Charlotte, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Burlington, Matthews, Mooresville, North Wilkesboro, Asheboro, Huntersville, Conover, Gastonia, Statesville, and Hickory, North Carolina.