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Not the Same as Flatbed Towing

It's an easy mix-up, but these are two different services. Flatbed towing moves vehicles, cars that can still be rolled or driven onto the bed. Flatbed hauling is for equipment and machinery that isn't a vehicle at all and usually can't move under its own power: generators, construction equipment, industrial machinery, and heavy items like safes. That means loading has to happen with a hydraulic liftgate or winch instead.

What's Included

  • Flatbed transport for equipment too heavy or bulky for a standard box truck
  • Hydraulic liftgate and winch loading, no manual lifting required
  • Rigging and securing for irregular or top-heavy loads
  • Careful handling for items like industrial safes, generators, and construction equipment

Why This Matters for Safes

Heavy safes are a perfect example of why this service exists. A floor safe or gun safe can weigh several hundred pounds or more, dense, low to the ground, and with almost no good grip points. Trying to move one with a hand truck and a few extra people is how floors get damaged and backs get hurt. A liftgate and winch handle the weight properly, without anyone needing to lift it at all.

How Much Does Flatbed Hauling Cost?

Local hauls start around $200 for smaller equipment like mini excavators, skid steers, or standard safes. Larger machinery or jobs needing more complex rigging typically run $500 to $1,500 or more, depending on weight, size, and how the load needs to be secured. We'll give you a firm quote once we know what you're moving.

Local Relevance

We haul equipment for contractors, businesses, and homeowners throughout Johnson City and Washington, Carter, and Sullivan counties, from a single safe out of a home to construction equipment moving between job sites.

Common Questions

Local hauls start around $200 for smaller equipment. Larger machinery or complex rigging jobs typically run $500 to $1,500 or more depending on weight and complexity.

Flatbed towing moves vehicles that can be rolled or driven onto the bed. Flatbed hauling moves equipment that can't move under its own power, requiring a liftgate or winch to load.

Yes, safes are one of the more common items we haul, exactly the kind of dense, awkward load a liftgate and winch are built for.

No, our liftgate and winch equipment are designed so no manual lifting is required from you.

A wide range, from generators and skid steers up to larger construction machinery. Let us know approximate weight and dimensions when you call.

Yes, securing an irregularly shaped or top-heavy load properly is a core part of this service.

Straightforward local hauls can often be scheduled within a day or two. Larger jobs may need more lead time.

Yes, since it's loaded via liftgate or winch rather than driven, whether it runs or not doesn't matter.

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