Transporting a Waffle House Sign from West Virginia to Georgia with William T.

Heavy Haulers is an industry leader when it comes to shipping heavy equipment. Each heavy equipment shipping request is assigned to a specific agent who does all the work and regularly updates the clients on the progress. William T., one of our professional heavy equipment transport specialists was assigned to transport a Waffle House sign from Martinsburg, WV to Lake City, GA. Having transported similar heavy equipment in the past, William T. knew exactly how to go about the process. He started by processing the paperwork and ensuring the heavy equipment was fully insured. From years of helping different clients transport heavy equipment to different locations across the country, William T. is fully aware that each shipment has to be fully insured so that in case anything happens along the way, the client can be fully compensated. William T. made the client a holder of the insurance cover so that in case any compensation was needed, they could claim it directly from the insurance company.

Loading a Waffle House Sign on a Trailer for Transport

After looking at the 4000 lbs 33.9L 1W 11H Waffle House sign, William T. decided that an RGN trailer was the most suitable one for transport. Its weight and size capacity would accommodate the Waffle House sign perfectly. During the transport date, William T. sent crane operators, rigging crew, and the driver to the pick up location. The rigging crew helped the crane operator carefully load the Waffle House sign and secured it using strong ropes for transport. After confirming everything was successful, William T. From years of helping clients transport heavy equipment to different parts of the country, William T. is aware of the fastest and most convenient routes to use. In this case, he advised the driver to use route I-81 S and later connect to I-85 S. Along the way, our driver was careful and regularly stopped to adjust the ropes securing the Waffle House sign because too much movement makes them get loose. William T. called the client from time to time updating them on the progress.