Seamless Full Truckload (FTL) Freight Shipping for Your Business
When your freight needs exclusive use of a truck, Firehouse Freight LLC delivers fast, reliable Full Truckload (FTL) shipping tailored to your business. Whether you’re moving bulk shipments, oversized cargo, or time-sensitive freight, we provide dedicated capacity and optimized logistics to ensure smooth, on-time delivery.
With nationwide coverage, real-time tracking, and industry-leading efficiency, we eliminate unnecessary delays and handling risks. Our veteran-led team is committed to precision, reliability, and cost-effective transport solutions that keep your supply chain moving without disruption.
Trust Firehouse Freight LLC to handle your Full Truckload shipping with the reliability and expertise your business demands. Whether you’re shipping palletized goods, industrial equipment, or perishable items, we provide efficient, secure, and cost-effective transportation across the country.
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- Dry van, reefer, flatbed, step deck, and heavy haul
- Nationwide Truckload Coverage
- Minimized Freight Handling
- Expedited & Just-in-Time Deliveries
- Flexible Scheduling & Pickup Options
- Industrial & Commercial Freight Expertise
- Cross-Border FTL Solutions
- Minimized Freight Handling
Frequently asked questions
What is Full Truckload (FTL) freight shipping, and when should I use it?
Full Truckload (FTL) shipping is used when a shipment fills an entire truck or requires exclusive use of a trailer. It’s ideal for:
- High-volume shipments that exceed LTL (Less-than-Truckload) capacity.
- Time-sensitive freight that needs direct transit without delays.
- Oversized or heavy cargo that requires special handling.
- Fragile or high-value goods that need minimal handling.
How much does FTL freight shipping cost?
FTL rates depend on several factors, including:
- Distance & route – Longer hauls cost more, but optimized routes can reduce expenses.
- Freight weight & dimensions – Heavier and larger loads impact pricing.
- Truck type & equipment needed – Refrigerated (reefer), flatbed, or heavy-haul may have different rates.
- Urgency & availability – Expedited and high-demand routes may cost more.
What types of freight can be shipped using FTL?
FTL shipping accommodates a wide range of cargo, including:
- Palletized goods & bulk shipments
- Manufacturing & industrial equipment
- Construction materials & oversized loads
- Temperature-sensitive freight (refrigerated trucks available)
- Retail inventory & consumer goods
- Automotive parts & machinery
If you have specialized freight needs, our team ensures proper handling, routing, and equipment selection.
What’s the difference between FTL and LTL shipping?
The key differences between FTL (Full Truckload) and LTL (Less-than-Truckload) shipping:
- FTL: A single shipment fills the entire truck, offering faster transit and reduced handling.
- LTL: Multiple shipments from different businesses share space, making it more cost-effective for smaller loads but with longer transit times.
If you’re unsure which option fits your needs, our freight experts can help determine the best solution based on your shipment size, budget, and deadlines.