Henderson Heavy Haul

"been working with Mark a few years, and i would recommend his company to anyone who is looking for a top-notch trucking company! these guys are on top of it, get the job done on time every time."

"Top notch company with top notch guys, Mark took great care of me and ran my Oversize load across country being on time for p/u and Delivery. Excellent service and will be return customer."

"The BEST of the BEST in HEAVY HAUL. HHHT successfully hauled over 30 loads for us in 2021 Most loads in Excess of 100,000 lbs and all loads delivered on time and damage free! They are our Heavy Haul carrier of choice!"

"Henderson Heavy Haul provides a wide range of oversize, overweight transport. HHH owns the trailers that are used for specialized movement of giant windmill blades, extra-wide oil field equipment, etc. Some trailers of this type telescope out to very long lengths and have motors to assist in steering. Currently HHH does not have any employee drivers; rather their drivers are owner-operators that own their own diesel tractors. Some of the posted comments might make it difficult for a researcher to understand what Henderson HH is about. The owner-operator trucks are marked with HHH, so anything drivers do does reflect on the brand. The cost of oversize transport can be high, especially when the item being moved is over-length, extra-wide AND over weight. It take a lot of permits, coordination with law enforcement and careful routing to make these moves, additionally the logistics involved in making needed turns, getting under power lines and street lights is a high-focus discipline. At the HHH location, if you want the yard take the first driveway off of 6&50 heading West, if you want the office, take the second driveway."

"No experience with actually hiring this company, but did experience a road rage incident with one of their drivers on the Interstate today. He was driving cab without a trailer, and as we were passing a semi, he was tailgating me and became enraged I wasn't going fast enough. I sped up to 80 mph, and the instant we were clear of the passed semi, he jerked his rig into the right lane, practically cutting off the semi, sped up to about 90, passed me and jerked his truck back in front of me, then hit his brakes, hard. After with both slowed to about 60 mph, with me about 2 feet from his bumper still braking, he fled off to the right to an interstate exit (24 road). I caught this picture of the jerk on the off-ramp. Terrible representative of your company."