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Seattle Hauling & Trucking

Oversize and heavy loads moved in and out of Seattle.

Heavy hauling for Seattle job sites

Getting heavy equipment into Seattle takes permits, route planning and drivers who know the city. Snell Crane Service hauls construction equipment, machinery, steel and modular units into and out of Seattle on our step-deck, B-train and lowboy trailers, up to 90 tons. We handle the permits and paperwork so you can stay focused on the job.

South Seattle, the airport area and the valley

Much of our Seattle hauling runs between job sites and industrial areas in South Seattle, Tukwila, SeaTac, Kent and Auburn. City deliveries often have time windows and route restrictions, so we plan pickup and drop-off times with you. When the load needs a crane to unload or set, we bring both.

Communities we serve: Seattle, West Seattle, South Seattle, Tukwila, SeaTac, Des Moines, Kent, Auburn

Common Jobs

  • Construction equipment between job sites
  • Industrial machinery and production equipment
  • Structural steel and precast
  • Modular units and job site trailers
  • Generators and transformers

Equipment We Use

  • 90-ton 12-axle lowboy
  • Step-deck and double-drop trailers
  • B-train trailers
  • Heavy-duty tractors
  • Load securement and permit handling

Questions We Hear

Do you get the oversize permits?

Yes. We handle the oversize and overweight permits for the route.

Can you deliver in a tight time window?

Yes. We schedule deliveries around your site's access times and the city's restrictions.

Planning a haul in Seattle?

Tell us what you’re moving and where, and we’ll put together a quote. Call our dispatch at (206) 208-2946 or toll-free at (888) 538-2757, 24/7.

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(888) 538-2757

Local dispatch: (206) 208-2946

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