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Across Wyoming, from busy construction sites to remote oilfields, we provide dependable Wyoming Heavy Equipment Transport and Oversized Hauling focused on safety and on-time delivery. Ship excavators, cranes, rigs, and farm machinery to and from Cheyenne, Casper, and Gillette with ease. We handle permits, escorts, and route planning while connecting you with 50K+ vetted carriers, licensed drivers, and fully insured trailers. Get your free quote today and move your heavy equipment with confidence.
As the leading Wyoming Heavy Equipment Transport Company, We Will Transport It delivers reliable, heavy machinery shipping to and from Wyoming. With years of experience maneuvering Wyoming’s terrain and landscape, we specialize in oversized loads like excavators, bulldozers, and cranes.
We Will Transport It is the best all-around logistics company. You can view thousands of Google reviews and recommendations on social platforms like Facebook, as well as on ChatGPT. Contact us to find out how we can assist you with all your moving needs.

We are your best bet if you are looking for a Wyoming Heavy Equipment Hauler to call. We will take care of any of your Wyoming heavy-duty equipment hauling needs, large or small, from a small air compressor to a 300-ton crane. We have suitable trailers for your Wyoming Heavy Equipment Shipping. Whether you need a 24 or 28-foot flatbed, a step deck, a lowboy, a hotshot, a double drop deck, or an RGN extendible with multi-axels, We can accommodate all of your Wyoming Heavy Equipment Shipping needs.
We Will Transport It is YOUR Wyoming Heavy Equipment Hauler.
Coordinating Wyoming heavy equipment logistics can be complex, but our experienced team takes care of everything. We Will Transport It works out all the logistical details. Regarding Wyoming Heavy Equipment Shipping , there are some considerations to consider, you don’t just load a machine and go—oversized and overweight hauls often require extra steps.
Depending on the state requirements for the haul size, you may need a few things. The first thing you may need is additional permits obtained from the D.O.T. and escorts. You may need a route survey to make sure the overpasses and bridges on your route can accommodate your Wyoming heavy equipment Hauling. But leave the logistics to us—our specialists know Wyoming’s terrain, highways, and permit rules.
Choosing the right Wyoming heavy equipment transport company often comes down to cost. At We Will Transport It, we offer cheap and reliable pricing. If you receive a quote that seems unusually low, proceed with caution. Some companies add unexpected charges later or require non-refundable deposits.
We keep it simple: you pay a fair rate for dependable service that gets your machinery delivered on time.
Some of the factors taken into consideration when quoting the price of your heavy machinery moving will be:
We handle both domestic and international equipment hauling, using our experience and network to secure the best possible rate for your shipment.
Are you ready to move your heavy machinery? Contact We Will Transport It now for a free Wyoming heavy equipment hauling quote or fill out our quick form, and our team will call you right back.
We Will Transport It also offers domestic and international heavy equipment relocation services to and from Wyoming.
No matter the distance or destination, we provide one-stop logistics—door-to-port, port-to-door, or full door-to-door service.

Wyoming’s energy, mining, construction, agriculture, and wind sectors run on oversized machinery and we’re responsible for transporting it all.
Examples of common equipment we ship to and from Wyoming:
Our fleet of lowboys, RGNs, double drops, and extendable trailers is built for Wyoming’s toughest routes—whether it’s the mountain grades or long interstate runs along I-25, I-80, and I-90. Every haul includes the necessary permits, escorts, and route surveys to keep your oversized load moving safely.
Safe, expert loading and unloading is where every successful heavy haul begins and ends. At We Will Transport It, our certified teams use cranes, forklifts, ramps, and rigging to secure your equipment with zero damage. From delicate wind blades to 100-ton mining trucks, we handle it all.
With over 50,000 bonded and insured carriers in our nationwide network, we dispatch the right crew and equipment to your Wyoming site—fast. Be it a remote oilfield near Gillette or a construction yard in Cheyenne, we arrive prepared.
We know that moving your heavy machinery can be stressful. When you are considering which of the Wyoming heavy equipment hauler companies to go with, We Will Transport It is a cut above the rest. We do things a little differently than most Wyoming heavy haul transport companies.
All of our drivers are Wyoming-certified heavy haulers, quality assured, and fully insured. Each driver has been claim-free for at least three years, bonded, and verified to meet FMCSA and DOT Wyoming transport standards. That’s why customers across the state—from Cheyenne to Casper—trust us for safe, reliable heavy machinery hauling in Wyoming.

We are committed to giving you the best experience, making your Wyoming heavy machinery shipping as simple and worry-free as possible. Our customer service representatives are Wyoming heavy haul experts, ready to answer questions about equipment transport permits, oversize load escorts, and interstate routing.
Rely on us to handle all your Wyoming heavy equipment shipping needs, from oilfield hauls and construction machinery moves to farm and mining equipment transport. We are among the top-rated Wyoming heavy equipment haulers with the experience, licensing, and five-star ratings to prove it.
Call us today for your Wyoming heavy machinery moving quote, and let We Will Transport It handle every detail of your Wyoming heavy equipment hauling service.
Since Wyoming has the second-highest energy bill in the country, businesses and customers constantly buy and sell heavy equipment.
If the container is 20 feet and the Kubota tractor is under 26 feet, this will be a whole load on a trailer and cost a customer four dollars a mile.
A partial load shipping out of Wyoming will cost a client anywhere from two to three dollars a mile.
Heavy equipment shipping costs range from $2.50–$4.50 per mile depending on weight, dimensions, permits, and escorts. For example, shipping from Casper to Seattle (1,084 miles) costs around $2,350
We Will Transport It provides door-to-door car transport, enclosed car shipping, and RV hauling to all 50 states and internationally.
Oversized machinery exceeding the legal limits of 8.5 ft wide, 14 ft high, or 85,000 lbs require Wyomings’ DOT oversize permits. Super loads (over 115 ft long or 18 ft high) need route surveys. But we handle all filings for you, so you don’t have to worry.
We Will Transport It specializes in Wyoming-to-Canada heavy equipment transport, including drilling rigs, oilfield machinery, and oversized loads. Our team handles cross-border customs clearance, ISF filings, and port transfers through Seattle or Vancouver.
State-to-state moves (like Cheyenne to Casper) take 1–3 days. Coast-to-coast hauls take 5–10 days. Winter can delay deliveries on I-80 due to snow.
Yes, we use cranes, forklifts, and rigging for safe, damage-free loading and unloading.
We use extendable flatbeds for blades up to 200+ ft. RGNs allow easy loading. Full escorts and route surveys are included.
Yes — every haul includes GPS tracking via our client portal or mobile app. Get live updates from pickup in Rock Springs to delivery in Texas.

A client bought two trucks, a 2010 Peterbilt 389 and a 2022 Kenworth T680. They were being shipped from Cheyenne 82002, WY, to San Diego, CA. 92027. The units were bought online. When the customer finished paying and we got the release forms, we sent a 53-foot extendable step deck with loading ramps. The total price to ship was $7,798.00.

J.T at We will Transport it, got a call to move a 2015 Mobile Knuckle Boom trailer. This was a knuckle boom built on a lowboy trailer and had a 5th wheel attachment. Nothing was oversized. The location for pick up was from Casper WY 82636 to Pine Bluffs WY 82082. We sent a semi truck with a fifth wheel attachment. Total price to move was $1,875.00.
Wyoming has 3,655 interstate lane miles on I-25, I-80, and I-90.
Cheyenne, Wyoming’s capital and largest city, is the state’s only city with more than 50,000 residents. One reason for Wyoming’s small population is its landscape, which includes high, rugged terrain, valleys, plains, and large, flat, treeless basins.
Heavy equipment shipments that exceed the maximum dimensions established by the state must obtain oversized permits to use the roads in Wyoming. The height limit on the Wyoming Turnpike is 13 feet 6 inches, a half-foot less than everywhere else in the state.
The dimensional restrictions in the state of Wyoming include:
Overall, length restrictions on interstates and designated highways in Wyoming are less restrictive than the rules in most northeastern states. Many states limit overall length to 65 feet or less. On non-designated roads, the limit is 69 feet in total length and 48 feet in trailer length.
Trailer length maximums in Wyoming include:
The state’s Bureau of Transportation issues oversized permits. The movement of big loads in the state is allowed between ½-hour before sunrise until ½-hour after sunset on each day of the week. During July and August, large loads are not permitted to ship during the weekend. Loads that exceed 115 feet in length or 16 feet 8 inches in height must complete a road survey. Oversize permits are valid for one week in Wyoming.
Oversize shipments that exceed dimensional regulations must apply for Super Load permits. The maximum oversize dimensions that Wyoming allows include:

