Wellingborough’s growth along the A45 and A509 has brought large-scale distribution sheds, new industrial units and the heavy equipment that fills them. When a load is too big, too heavy or too wide for a standard lorry, that is where our heavy haulage in Wellingborough comes in: specialist trailers, proper route planning and the notifications an abnormal load legally requires.
Heavy and abnormal loads around Wellingborough
The distribution sites on Park Farm, Prologis Park and Warth Park need oversized racking, large materials-handling systems and occasionally entire modular structures moved in. Add the engineering and construction work around Finedon Road and the new developments off the A509, and there is regular demand for loads that exceed normal dimensions. We carry them on the right trailer for the size and weight.
- Oversized and over-weight industrial equipment
- Large pallet racking and mezzanine structures
- Modular units, tanks and silos
- Construction plant exceeding standard dimensions
- Long, wide or high loads needing notified movements
How heavy haulage works
We start with the dimensions and weight, then plan a route around the A45 and A509 that avoids weak bridges and low clearances. Abnormal loads need notice to the police and highway authorities, and we handle those notifications and arrange escorts where required. On the day, experienced heavy-haulage drivers move the load safely from collection to delivery.
Got an oversized load in Wellingborough? Call our team on 01604 385213 for a same-day quote.
Frequently asked questions
Do you handle the abnormal-load notifications and escorts?
Yes. For loads that exceed standard limits we arrange the police and highway-authority notifications and provide escorts where they are required, so the movement is fully compliant.
Can you reach the A45 and A509 distribution sites with oversized trailers?
Yes. The A45 and A509 are built for freight and are our main routes into Wellingborough’s distribution parks, which makes them well suited to oversized and abnormal-load movements.