Way 2 Go Transporter LLC · Hauling
What gets hauled, and how it rides
One truck, one commodity, one driver who answers the phone. Bulk dry cement comes out of the terminal at Holly Hill and goes into your silo — that is the whole business, and it is done properly. The truck runs for brokers and direct from the plants, and either way the load is quoted and hauled the same.
The hauling list
Four ways a load gets moved
Pick the one that sounds like your job. If it is somewhere between two of them, say so in the form and the driver will work it out.
The rig
What the truck carries
Plain facts about the equipment and the load, so you know exactly what is showing up.
Day cab and a dry bulk tanker
A short day cab pulling a stainless dry bulk pneumatic tanker — the right trailer for cement and the wrong one for nearly everything else.
Blower on board
The trailer carries its own blower, so the load is pushed into your silo, bin or hopper through the hose instead of being tipped out.
Bulk dry cement only
No gravel, no sand, no demo debris sharing the tank with your material. It rides alone, every load.
Washed out between loads
The tank is cleaned before it takes your cement, so what lands in your silo is what was loaded at the terminal.
Straight talk
What this truck does not do
Better to say it now than to waste your afternoon. If your job is on this list, this is not the truck for it.
- Ready-mix concrete — this is a dry bulk operation, no mixer drum
- Gravel, sand, dirt or aggregate
- Demolition debris or construction waste
- Household moves, furniture or general freight
Need something moved that is not on either list? Call (864) 209-3786 and ask. The worst answer is a quick no.
Way 2 Go Transporter LLC
Tell me about the load
Pickup, delivery address, where the hose needs to reach and roughly how much. The request lands on the driver’s phone and you get a rate and a window back.
Call or text the driver
(864) 209-3786Or email
trucking@way2gotransporter.comRequest a quoteAnderson, SC · Bulk dry cement only