Choose The Right Logistics Company To Move Your Mud Rotary Drilling Rig

Our services include loading your machinery onto specialized trailers – either open or closed – and planning the best route to go. We handle the weight estimates and paperwork needed as well as any kind of city permissions to travel through congested urban areas. We will unload at your job site, and may even assemble the equipment if needed. Give us a call at (800) 908-6206 for your free estimate.

There are many benefits to mud rotary drilling, as it is fast and efficient. Moving your mud rotary drilling equipment can help you stay on schedule and on budget. Efficient rigs can produce up to hundreds of feet per day using mud rotary drilling techniques. Heavy Haulers has plenty of experience moving mud rotary equipment across the country, especially to regions where air rotary is not feasible, such as bedrock, sand and gravel formations, and broken rock areas. It's the preferred method of drilling in sand and gravel areas, so having the correct shipment and transport trailers can make the difference in getting to precisely the place you need it. Allow our professional transportation specialists to help you get the job done.

Hauling Your Rack Drilling Rigs with an Experienced Logistics Agent

Moving a rack drilling rig from one place to another is complicated – these offshore machines have many components and ensuring that they're taken down properly, all the pieces are safely stowed, and then carefully transported is a big job – and one that's best handled by professionals. Rack drilling rigs are used for offshore drilling – mainly to extract oil and natural gas. Removing the drill from the jacket takes time and effort. If you choose the wrong shipping company, you could be stuck – behind schedule and needing costly repairs. Choosing a rack drilling rig is fairly standard for offshore oil companies. These machines are towed into place by a barge and then assembled inside the jacket (the mechanism that holds the drill in place). This tower guides the drill into the water then into the seabed. As a drilling contractor, your success depends on trusting your transportation company to safely move your equipment from one site to the next – and time is money.