Construction transport in Box Hill
Steel, formwork and materials for the apartment towers and rail works around Box Hill.
Towers, rail and tight streets
Box Hill is one of Melbourne's busiest construction areas outside the CBD, with apartment towers and Suburban Rail Loop works through Box Hill, Burwood and Glen Waverley. Sites are busy and streets are tight, so the right truck and an exact delivery window matter.
What we run
Full loads go on flat top semis, with 12.5 m or 13.7 m trailers carrying approx 20 to 24 tonnes. Smaller drops go on 14 to 16 pallet tray trucks, with an 8.4 m deck and up to 14 tonnes. Where there's no forklift or crane on site, a crane truck (Hiab) lifts approx 3.5 tonnes within a 4 metre radius, and 500 to 750 kg at 10 metres, on a 7.5 m tray.
The right truck for a tight site
On a crowded site, a crane truck lifts materials straight to where they're needed, and a tray truck gets in where a semi can't. For bigger loads of steel and formwork and scaffold, we run flat top semis where the access allows. Our drivers work construction sites daily, so inductions, traffic management and crane time are routine.
Booking a run
Send the pickup, the site, what's moving and the delivery window. If the site has an induction or tight access, tell us when you book. Every truck carries live GPS, and each delivery comes back with proof-of-delivery photos. For nearby suburbs, see eastern Melbourne.
Common questions
Can you deliver to a set time slot on a busy site?
Yes. Tell us the delivery window and any induction or traffic management when you book, and we'll plan the run around it.
What can you carry in Box Hill?
Anything that fits on a flat tray: steel, timber, frames and trusses, pipe and culverts, formwork and scaffold, site sheds, machinery and building materials.
How much does it cost?
Every job is quoted on the load, distance and time on site. Send the details and we'll come back with a price.
Request a quote or call AJ 0481 309 893 · Andrew 0449 521 589