Alloy water tanks, such as stainless steel, are considered to be one of the best choices overall. With corrosion protection, longevity, and mobility, these are often used for storage, treatment, and distribution of drinking water. These are becoming even more popular, as they're able to help minimize environmental loss, thanks to the ability to combine seismic and corrosion performance.

Carbon steel tanks can be as small as 25 gallons, or up to 30,000 gallons, which means, when it comes to transport, we're ready for anything. These types of water tanks can be above ground, underground, horizontal, vertical, or rectangular. That means you need an expert that's knowledgeable enough to know just how to transport your equipment safely and efficiently.

Emergency water tanks are just that. They're backups in case the water goes in instances such as hurricanes, earthquakes, and other natural disasters. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, from small water bladders to large drum barrels. Reservoirs can hold up to 550 gallons of water. When transporting multiple emergency tanks, you want a driver who knows how to strap them in properly, so they arrive at their destination safely.

Fiberglass water tanks are available in above ground and underground models. They often have a long life span, and they're ideal for storage solutions when it comes to rain water harvesting, oil field storage, irrigation water storage, and more. Because these tanks are made with resin and glass, they require a delicate touch when transporting. At Heavy Haulers, we understand this, and make sure to take the utmost care in transport.

Horizontal leg tanks are made from plastic. These large containers are primarily used for transporting a large amount of liquid. Depending on the need, these tanks come in various shapes, sizes, and weights. That means, when it comes to transport, it needs a trailer that fits it perfectly. Our versatile fleet is waiting to transport your horizontal leg tank today.

Most of the industrial water pumps are large and super heavy, which means they require special care and proper skills to ensure their transport is safe and secure. These water pumps are used throughout various industries to transport and transfer liquids, including water, oils, chemicals, sludge, and more. Our experienced drivers know that these pumps can have an awkward shape, and they also know how to make sure they're strapped down properly for transport.

Metal tanks are often used for well water storage, portable water storage, irrigation, and even as fire suppression tanks. These versatile tanks also come in various shapes, with dome or pitched roofs, and their weight varies based on the amount of water it's meant to hold. Because of that, the loading and securing of the tanks may vary from transport to transport--and that means it's time to call our team of experts to get started.

Mixing tanks are used in virtually all industries and production lines. Based on different needs, these tanks can come in small, medium, or large sizes, ranging anywhere from 50-100,000 gallons. They can also come in different shapes, with various types of robust mixers and agitators to get the job done.

Most people know what water towers are. When you drive through a town or city, it often stands tall, proudly representing it's location in bold letters. Portable water towers are self-contained and can be used pretty much anywhere. These are often pressurized and designed specifically to meet the client's needs.

Did you know nitrogen comes in gas or liquid and can be used in construction, as an alternate cooling method, metal fabrication to prevent oxidation, and in so many other various ways. So, when it comes to tanks, they come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, based on the customer needs. It makes sense that such a versatile element would need versatile storage--and that means you need versatile transport.

Poly tanks are plastic water tanks used for storing safe drinking water, rainwater collecting, and are great as emergency backups. They are often found on farms and by commercial businesses. They are popular because of the availability and cost-effectiveness. Poly tanks are usually molded as a single piece, which means they can't be broken down for transport, so you need an experienced driver who knows how to handle it with care.

These translucent tanks are used for temporary liquid storage or as a secondary containment for vertical tanks. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, ranging from 2 gallon all the way up to about 7,000 gallons. Because of the broad range of product, these Open Top Tanks are a great choice, depending on the need.

We are specialists in the heavy hauling industry. Neither the distance nor the size of the pressure tank you need to transport is a limitation to us. We carry equipment of all sizes which range from heavy water equipment, construction equipment, and agricultural equipment.

Pressure tanks are generally used to give consistent pressure to a home's water system when they have a private well. They prevent pumps from cycling on and off each time water is turned on--and can increase the life of your pump. The size of this type of tank varies based on gallons per hour (gph) and the number of plumbing figures, including outdoor figures such as spigots.

Scrubber tanks are used for air, as opposed to liquid. These large and versatile tanks ventilate, purify, and clear chemical fumes, while cleaning the air. They can often be found in industrial settings to neutralize exhausts or atmospheric gasses. Because these tanks are usually designed to specification, the come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and weights.

Septic tanks are important for people who doesn't have their plumbing connected to the city. Wastewater flows from the home, through a pipe, into the septic tank, which holds it long enough for solids and liquids to separate. The three common types include concrete septic tanks, plastic septic tanks, and fiberglass septic tanks. Each type of tank requires unique transportation.

Also known as water cisterns, these tanks are used for underground storage of potable drinking water, fire suppression systems, and rainwater collection. Underground takes come in a wide variety of materials, including steel, aluminum, poly, composite, and fiberglass. The size, type, and weight of these tanks are all factored to choose the right transport equipment for safe delivery.

While these tanks are great for water storage, they are also used for liquid fertilizer, waste vegetable oil, industrial and agricultural chemicals, as well as car wash tanks. They can range from 10 to 200,000 gallons. They are made from linear polyethylene and work for indoor or outdoor use.

Also called rain barrels, rainwater tanks are typically used to collect and store rainwater for later use. Often, the collected water is used for watering gardens, or as emergency reserves for flushing toilets. It's not often used as drinking water, unless filtered, because of the possibility of contamination.