Services
Trucking & crane services for California's oilfields
From hauling pipe off the dock to setting equipment at the wellsite, Coast Range covers the whole move. Here's what we do, and how it fits together.
Oilfield Hauling
Oilfield pipe & equipment transport
We move oil country tubular goods (OCTG) and field equipment on flatbed and heavy-haul trailers, with drivers who understand how pipe is loaded, secured, and delivered to a working yard or wellsite.
- Casing, tubing, drill pipe, line pipe, and wellheads
- Rig equipment, tanks, and field machinery
- Regular local and regional lanes, including Long Beach to Bakersfield
- Careful, tarped, and properly secured loads every time
Mobile Crane Services
Cranes that show up and get it set
Crane work is central to what we do, not an afterthought. We run a fleet of seven cranes for pipe handling, equipment setting, and precision lifts, and we can station a dedicated crane on your site full-time.
- Seven cranes: three 19-ton, three 21-ton, one 30-ton
- Pipe handling, equipment setting, and rig support
- Dedicated on-site cranes for ongoing operations
- Also available for construction, road-plate placement, HVAC, and utility set work
Port & Container Haul
Straight off the docks, out to the field
A lot of oilfield pipe and equipment lands as imports at the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles. Our port-tagged trucks are authorized for container pickup, so we can pull it at the terminal and run it inland without a hand-off.
- Trucks tagged and authorized for LB/LA container pickup
- Container drayage and de-vanning support
- Port-to-yard and port-to-wellsite moves
Oversized & Heavy Haul
The loads that need a permit and a plan
When a load runs oversized or overweight, we handle the permitting and route it right. Our sleeper-equipped truck also lets us cover long-haul runs, including lanes into Texas.
- Permitted oversized and overweight moves
- Long-haul capability, including Texas runs
- Brokered third-party capacity when the job calls for it
Not sure which service you need?
Describe the job and we'll tell you the right way to move it, and lift it.