Transport Checklist

Check your trailer hitch and safety chains to ensure they are in proper working order.

Verify your trailer’s tire pressure prior to transport.

Confirm that all trailer lights are functioning correctly.

If your trailer has a braking system, verify it is in good working condition.

Do not leave valuables inside your unit that are not necessary for transport.

Ensure all doors, windows, vents, awnings, and drawers are securely closed.

Remove or secure any loose exterior items that could be affected by wind during transport.

Inspect your trailer and load, inside and out, for anything loose or out of the ordinary.

Drain and remove all water and fuel from any tanks.

Perform a final inspection inside and out to confirm everything is secure. Drivers are not responsible for damage caused by items shifting inside your trailer or RV during transport.

It is strongly recommended that boats be shrink wrapped to protect against damage caused by flying debris.

Removable boat windshields should be removed and stored securely inside the boat.

Customers must arrange to have their boat placed in the water at the destination, as drivers are not permitted to perform this service.

All cargo must be properly packed and wrapped to prevent damage during transport.

All items inside your trailer must be properly secured, as contents may shift during transport.

Partial loads that are inside utility or cargo trailers must be secured in place using ratchet straps and/or cargo bars.

Customers must arrange assistance for unloading utility and cargo trailers. Drivers are responsible for delivery only and are not allowed to assist with unloading for liability reasons.