Safe, insured, and compliant heavy haul and general freight transport across the Bay State. From Boston to Worcester, we handle permits, pilot cars, step deck, flatbed, and hot shot loads — delivering your heavy machinery and oversize equipment safely 24/7.
With more than a decade of nationwide experience, American Heavy Haul provides professional transport for construction machinery, industrial freight, wind components, and agricultural equipment throughout Massachusetts and across the U.S.
Our expert dispatchers handle all Massachusetts oversize load permits, pilot and escort coordination, route surveys, and compliance with MassDOT regulations — ensuring every shipment, large or small, travels legally, safely, and right on time.
We haul every type of heavy machinery, oversize load, and industrial component statewide:
We handle all Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) oversize and overweight permit applications — including single-trip, annual, and superload permits. Our team ensures complete compliance with escort requirements, curfews, and bridge clearance rules for all flatbed and step deck hauls.
Front & rear escorts when required
Pre-approved paths for safety
Permits, signs, flags, lights
From Boston’s industrial centers to the ports of New Bedford and the manufacturing hubs in Worcester and Springfield — we offer complete statewide heavy haul, flatbed, and hot shot trucking services, backed by insured drivers and 24/7 logistics support.
We provide fully permitted interstate heavy haul and freight transport from Massachusetts to neighboring states — Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York. Whether hauling construction machinery, industrial freight, or wind components, our team manages all permits, escorts, and routing for smooth and secure deliveries.
Our RGN trailers, step decks, and flatbeds are backed by 24/7 dispatch coverage and pilot car coordination for all interstate loads.
Fast response. Expert routing. Fully insured.
Call 419-293-5333 or request a quote below.
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