Oversize and heavy-haul cargo from the Port of Everett

Call Long Road Transportation or request a Port of Everett quote to get a load moving.

• PRECISION

  Our team carefully assesses provided cargo information, in order to dispatch right type of trailer, driver, and ensure safe routing for oversize move.

• EFFICIENCY

  Once dispatched, pick up and delivery is coordinated tightly to ensure timely completion.

• TRACKING & UPDATES

  You receive clear live communication throughout the move, from quote to delivery confirmation.

Owned and operated by Long Road Transportation. USDOT 3388302, MC 113242, SCAC LRDP, UIIA member. A privately owned and maintained, asset-based fleet of open-deck and heavy-haul trailers.

Oversize and project cargo at the Port of Everett

The Port of Everett earns its place on heavy and out-of-gauge freight, and Long Road's open-deck fleet is built for it. The trailer is picked for the load, sized to its dimensions and weight:

• RGN trailers, mechanical and hydraulic, for the tallest and heaviest pieces.
• Stepdeck and 4-axle flatbed for heavy loads, with a permit when the dimensions call for one.

Long Road plans the route and the equipment ahead of every oversize move, matched to the load's profile.

• GUARANTEED CAPACITY

  Specializing on oversize freight, Long Road prides itself in its vast and diverse trailer fleet, ready to accommodate requests of any urgency.

• IN-HOUSE MAINTENANCE

  Equipment is serviced and inspected by our own mechanics, keeping the fleet road-ready and reducing delays.

• ROUTE EXPERTISE

  Long Road knows the roads, handles permits and clearances required for oversize moves across the region.

How Long Road handles a Port of Everett move

Long Road owns the trailers and runs every Port of Everett move on its own private fleet, serviced in an in-house repair shop, so the capacity holds when a project needs it.

• Oversize and overweight permits arranged in-house, so the load is road-legal before it rolls.
• Experienced drivers with port access, who know the routes and the securement an oversize piece needs.
• Staging at our secure facility, where a load can come off the port early and wait, ready for the next leg of delivery.

Long Road also covers Port of Seattle drayage and Port of Tacoma drayage, part of its drayage and heavy-haul fleet across the Pacific Northwest.

Lower total cost on a Port of Everett move

Long Road keeps your total cost down through smooth operational coordination, expert drivers, and reliable private equipment, which together save over 20% on total ground transportation costs by avoiding delays, mark-up charges, and demurrage.

• 2020 Asset-based since
• 200+ Private chassis & equipment
• 2 PNW ports, every terminal
• 3-acre Tacoma yard & depot
• 24/7 Capacity & repair shop

What we need to quote a Port of Everett move

When moving oversize cargo from the Port of Everett, a quote comes down to a few specifics:

• The exact dimensions and weight of the load
• The delivery address
• The timing, and any site access detail

Send those and Long Road sizes the right trailer and prices the move.

Before you book a Port of Everett move

What cargo do you move off the Port of Everett?

Long Road moves transformers and power equipment, construction machinery, industrial presses, modular units, and other oversize and project pieces off the port.

Do you arrange the permits for an oversize Port of Everett load?

Yes. Long Road obtains the oversize and overweight permits, and our drivers run the load with the pilot and escort it needs.

Move oversize cargo through the Port of Everett

Call Long Road Transportation with the dimensions, weight, and delivery address, and Long Road sizes the trailer, plans the route, obtains the permits and escort cars, and quotes the move. Long Road runs the delivery on its own private fleet, from the port to the final site.