Contact dispatch in Tampa Bay

Send the request through the quote form with the pickup, the jobsite, what is moving, and your timing, and a dispatcher reviews it and replies with whether the run is workable and what it costs. The more detail you include — size and weight, how it loads and unloads, any delivery window — the faster that answer is, because there is less to go back and confirm. If a run needs material on site today, calling dispatch is quicker than the form: a phone call lets us confirm vehicle fit and availability on the spot instead of over email.

We arrange freight nationwide, across all 48 contiguous states. We are headquartered in Tampa, FL, and Tampa Bay — Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco and Polk — is the home market where dispatch is based and where most runs happen; Florida is served statewide for pickup and delivery; and beyond Florida, a run is quoted case by case anywhere in the country. Reach is not the same as same-day: same-day delivery is a Tampa Bay service. Tell us the pickup and the destination and we'll confirm we can cover it.

No. Construction logistics is our specialty and contractors are our main customers, but any business with a legitimate commercial load can request a quote — palletized freight, business equipment, fixtures or inventory, a supplier or warehouse transfer, machinery components. Submitting a request is not an acceptance: availability depends on the cargo, the route, the timing, access at both ends, and the vehicle the load needs, and we confirm all of that before anything is booked. If you're unsure whether your load fits, send it and we'll tell you plainly.

If material needs to be on site today, call dispatch — it's the fastest way to get a truck moving, because we can confirm the vehicle and timing while we're on the line. If you're planning ahead or want a number in writing, the quote form captures the pickup, jobsite, material, and timing we need to price the run, and you'll get the quote back by whichever channel you gave us. Either way the pricing rests on the same factors — distance, size and weight, urgency, how it loads and unloads, and the number of stops.

Yes — supplier and warehouse pickups are a core part of what we arrange. We coordinate will-call and warehouse pickups from Tampa-area supply houses, distributors, and fab shops and run the material straight to your jobsite, so your crew isn't the one leaving the site to chase an order. Give dispatch the supplier, the order or release details, and the pickup window, and we'll fit the run to it. Named supply houses are examples of where we pick up, not partnerships or endorsements.