Safe, insured, and compliant heavy haul and general freight transport across the Silver State. From Las Vegas to Reno, Henderson, and Elko, we handle permits, pilot cars, step deck, flatbed, and hot shot loads — delivering equipment and cargo safely 24/7.
With over a decade of experience, American Heavy Haul specializes in transporting construction machinery, mining equipment, wind components, industrial freight, and standard deck loads safely across Nevada and nationwide.
Our dispatch team secures all NDOT oversize load permits, coordinates pilot and escort vehicles, manages route surveys, and ensures bridge and curfew compliance — so every shipment, from a light flatbed load to a superload, moves legally, safely, and on schedule.
We haul every type of heavy machinery, oversize load, and industrial component statewide:
We manage all NDOT permit applications, including annual, single-trip, and superload permits — plus all paperwork for step deck and flatbed freight when required. Our team ensures full compliance with Nevada escort vehicle requirements, travel-time restrictions, and holiday curfews.
Front & rear escorts when required
Pre-approved paths for safety
Permits, signs, flags, lights
From the logistics centers of Las Vegas to the mining routes of Elko and the interstates through Reno and Carson City, we cover every region with full permit support, insured drivers, and freight solutions for heavy haul, flatbed, and hot shot trucking.
We offer fully permitted interstate freight and heavy haul transport from Nevada to nearby states — including California, Arizona, Utah, and Idaho. Whether hauling mining rigs, wind components, construction machinery, or standard deck loads, our logistics team manages permits, escorts, and route surveys for safe and on-time delivery.
Our RGN trailers, step decks, flatbeds, and hot shot units are backed by 24/7 dispatch and full 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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