Heavy Equipment Transport in Denver, CO

Heavy equipment transport pricing is based on dimensions, weight, origin, destination, trailer type, permits, escorts, loading requirements, and timing. Oversized or overweight loads may require route surveys, state permits, or specialized equipment such as RGN, lowboy, multi-axle, or double drop trailers. Sims Global Solutions reviews shipment details to identify efficient, compliant options.

Many heavy equipment moves require permits if the load exceeds legal width, height, length, or weight limits. In Denver and throughout Colorado, route restrictions, bridges, city access, and mountain corridors can affect permitting. Sims Global Solutions works with permitting and routing teams to plan compliant transport and coordinate escorts when required.

Common equipment includes excavators, loaders, forklifts, agricultural machinery, construction equipment, industrial machinery, material handling equipment, and oversized components. Sims Global Solutions also coordinates specialized freight, high-value cargo, modular structures, and equipment requiring flatbed, step deck, RGN, lowboy, multi-axle, or double drop trailer solutions.

The right trailer depends on the equipment’s weight, height, length, width, ground clearance, and loading method. Tall or heavy machinery may need RGN, lowboy, multi-axle, or double drop equipment, while side-loaded construction materials may fit flatbed or step deck trailers. The team reviews specifications before matching capacity.

Scheduling depends on equipment availability, permit lead times, route complexity, and whether escorts or crane and rigging services are needed. Standard open-deck moves may be arranged faster than super loads or heavily restricted routes. Providing accurate dimensions, weight, photos, and site details helps the team secure capacity and plan efficiently.

Yes. Sims Global Solutions provides real-time visibility through SimsTrak, its Transportation Management System. Customers can quote, schedule, and track shipments with regular updates throughout transit. This visibility is especially useful for complex heavy haul moves where delivery timing, weather, route changes, and jobsite readiness matter.

High-value freight can receive enhanced handling, additional protection, and monitoring. Sims Global Solutions offers access to A+ rated supplemental cargo insurance and coordinates carriers experienced with secure loading, containment, and specialized procedures. The team can also support sensitive industries such as aerospace, defense, medical device manufacturing, and material handling.

Yes. Crane and rigging services can be coordinated with heavy haul transportation when equipment must be lifted, positioned, or installed at the jobsite. This may include site assessment, lift planning, rigging, load securement, and alignment with permitting and route teams so the move is handled safely from origin to final placement.