Workhorse
Flatbed
Open deck · load from any angle
Side, rear and overhead loading for cargo that will never fit through a dock door.
- Deck length
- 48' – 53'
- Deck height
- 60 in
- Legal width
- 8' 6"
- Max legal weight
- 48,000 lb
Flatbed · Step Deck · RGN / Lowboy
Oversize. Overweight. On schedule.
13131238 Canada Inc moves the freight that will not fit in a van — steel, machinery and oversize loads across Canada and the United States, with permits, escorts and route planning handled for you in-house.
Canada & USCross-border coverage, both directions
150,000 lbMaximum multi-axle capacity
3Deck configurations in the fleet
In-housePermits, escorts & routing
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01 — Who we are
Built for freight that won't fit a van.
One fleet, one focus: open-deck freight. Steel, machinery, modular sections and heavy equipment — loaded from the side, from the top, or driven straight on.
Open deck is all we run
Every truck, trailer and piece of securement gear in the fleet is specced for open-deck freight — nothing else competes for our attention.
Securement you can verify
Chains, straps, tarps and edge protection ride on every truck — and every load is photographed before the wheels turn.
One direct line
The person who rates your load follows it to the receiver. You get a phone number that answers — not a ticket queue.
Fully insured
Liability and cargo coverage in force on every load, with a certificate of insurance available before you book.
Deck capabilityFleet
- Flatbed deck
- 48' – 53'
- Step deck height gain
- ~24 in
- Step deck lower deck
- 37' – 43'
- RGN capacity
- 150,000 lb
18" deck profile — the RGN gooseneck detaches so tracked equipment loads under its own power.
02 — Our equipment
Three configurations. Every kind of open-deck load.
Match the deck to the freight — or send the dimensions and we will tell you exactly which trailer the load needs. Full specifications →
Workhorse
+24" height
Step Deck
Extra height without a permit
A dropped lower deck buys roughly two more feet of legal height — tall freight moves without the permit paperwork.
- Upper deck
- 11'
- Lower deck
- 37' – 43'
- Deck height
- 40 in
- Max legal height
- 10' 2"
150,000 lb
RGN / Lowboy
Heavy haul · drive-on loading
Removable gooseneck trailers drop the deck to the ground so tracked and wheeled equipment drives straight on.
- Well length
- 26' – 29'
- Loaded deck height
- 18 – 24 in
- Axle configurations
- 3 – 9 axle
- Capacity
- up to 150,000 lb
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Trucks in the fleet
Company operated
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Trailers
Flatbed, step deck, RGN
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Deck configurations
For every open-deck load
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Max haul capacity
On multi-axle RGN
03 — How it works
From dimensions to signed POD.
Four steps, one coordinator — and no part of the process where you have to chase us for an update.
01
Send us the load
Dimensions, weight, pickup and delivery. A photo of the piece beats a spec sheet — send it and we will tell you what it takes to move it.
02
Quote & route plan
One rate, the trailer configuration we would use, and any permit or escort requirements identified up front — not added later.
03
Dispatch & secure
Driver and equipment assigned, permits pulled, pickup window confirmed. Securement is photographed before departure.
04
Tracked to the receiver
Updates while the load moves and a signed proof of delivery when it lands — without you having to chase for either.
04 — Beyond the trailer
The work that happens before the wheels turn.
Open-deck freight is only half equipment. The rest is permits, routing, and knowing what a load will actually clear. Get a rate on your load →
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Oversize & Overweight Permitting
Provincial and state authorizations pulled, pilot cars booked, and bridge and weight restrictions cleared before the truck ever loads.
02
Route Planning & Surveys
Height, weight and curfew restrictions checked against the route, so the load never meets a surprise at two in the morning.
03
Project & Multi-Load Freight
Staged delivery windows and one point of contact for builds that need several trailers arriving in the right order.
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Direct Dispatch
You deal with the person handling your load — with tracking and updates sent before you have to ask.
05 — Questions
The things shippers ask us first.
What areas do you cover? +
We run Canada and the United States, including cross-border freight in both directions. Send the pickup and delivery points and we will tell you straight away whether it is a lane we can cover.
What kind of freight do you haul? +
Anything that belongs on an open deck: steel and lumber, machinery and machine tools, construction and farm equipment, modular buildings, pipe, skids and crated industrial freight — legal loads right up to permitted oversize and overweight moves.
How do I get a quote? +
Use the quote form, email 13131238canada@gmail.com or call +1 (647) 336-6461. Include dimensions, weight, pickup and delivery — standard loads are quoted within two hours during business hours.
Which trailer will my load need? +
Send the dimensions and weight and we will spec the deck. As a rule: legal-height freight rides flatbed, tall freight rides step deck, and heavy or drive-on equipment rides the RGN.
Do you handle oversize permits? +
Yes — permits, pilot cars and route surveys are coordinated in-house for both provinces and states, and any permit or escort cost is identified in the quote before you commit.
Are you insured? +
Yes. Liability and cargo coverage are in force on every load, and a certificate of insurance is available on request before you book.
Do you take on drivers and owner-operators? +
We are always interested in experienced open-deck drivers and owner-operators with their own equipment. Call +1 (647) 336-6461 or email 13131238canada@gmail.com to start the conversation.
Ready when you are
Have a load that needs an open deck?
Send the dimensions, the weight and where it's going. Standard loads are quoted within two hours during business hours.