Service area
Flatbed & Step Deck Trucking in Lafayette, LA
About 125 miles east on I-10 — call it an hour and fifty-five minutes from the yard.
The Hub City earns the name
Lafayette is where south Louisiana’s freight changes direction — I-10 meets I-49, and the oilfield service industry that runs the Gulf of Mexico keeps its yards, shops, and fabrication muscle here and in Broussard and New Iberia to the south. For a flatbed carrier, Lafayette is not a dot on the map. It is a market with loads moving every direction, every day.
Oilfield service freight
The yards along Highway 90 and the Broussard corridor ship and receive constantly: skidded pumps and power units, wellhead equipment, pipe, and the racks and baskets that support offshore work. This freight wants chains, experience, and a driver who has loaded in an oilfield yard before. Ours have.
A natural extension of our LNG lane
Our trucks already work Lake Charles hard. Lafayette is fifty minutes further down the same interstate, which means Acadiana shippers get a carrier that is already warmed up on the lane — and Golden Triangle customers with Lafayette-bound freight get one truck for the whole run, no interline handoff at the state line.
Mats and construction across Acadiana
Pipeline and utility work across St. Landry, Acadia, and Lafayette Parish pulls mats, trench boxes, and aggregate the same as everywhere else on the Gulf Coast. We rotate mats onto spreads, deliver rock to pads, and haul the equipment that follows the work.
Common loads we haul in Lafayette
Freight we run in and out of Lafayette:
- Skidded oilfield equipment and power units
- Pipe, racks, and offshore support freight
- Fabricated steel from Hwy 90 corridor shops
- Mats for pipeline and utility spreads
- Rental equipment between Acadiana yards
- Limestone and select fill
Straight answers
Lafayette freight questions
+Do you serve the Broussard and Hwy 90 oilfield yards?
Yes — the corridor from Lafayette down through Broussard toward New Iberia is part of the same run. Oilfield yard loading protocols are familiar ground for our drivers.
+Can you haul from Lafayette back toward Texas?
Every week. Backhauls to the Golden Triangle and Houston keep our Lafayette rates honest in both directions.
+How long does it take to get a truck to Lafayette?
Just under two hours from the yard. Loads booked in the morning typically load the same afternoon.