Equipment Transportation in Kirkland, Bellevue & the Eastside
Not just cars — we haul equipment too.
Our flatbed doesn't only move vehicles. We regularly haul heavy toolboxes, generators, small skid-steers, forklifts, safes, ATVs, side-by-sides, small trailers, and other industrial or contractor equipment across Kirkland, Bellevue, Redmond, and the greater Eastside. If it fits on the deck and can be strapped down safely, we can move it.
Why call us for this
- Flatbed with rated tie-downs and four-corner strap points.
- Winch loading for equipment that doesn't roll or drive.
- Careful placement for balance and weight distribution.
- One-call service — pickup, transport, drop-off scheduled around your day.
Common situations
- Contractor toolbox from a Kirkland job site to a shop
- Small skid-steer or mini excavator between Eastside sites
- Generator delivery for a Bellevue event or construction pad
- Safe, vault, or heavy cabinet relocation
- ATV / side-by-side transport to a trailhead or dealer
- Small utility trailer moved between homes
Our flatbed doesn't just move cars — it moves the equipment that keeps job sites running, businesses operating, and projects finished. Contractors, dealers, event coordinators, and homeowners across Kirkland, Bellevue, Redmond, and the Eastside call us for equipment moves that are too heavy for a pickup and too infrequent to justify renting a specialty trailer. If it fits on the flatbed and can be strapped down safely, we'll price the move and put it on the schedule.
The most common equipment transports we handle are contractor toolboxes and job-site gear. A rolling toolbox loaded with tools can easily weigh 800–1,500 lbs, and that's not something you want to try to hoist into a pickup. We winch it onto the flatbed, strap it at multiple points, and deliver it safely to the next site. Same story with generators, welders, and small compressors — the load stays flat, secure, and doesn't shift on the road.
Small equipment moves are another big category. Mini skid-steers, walk-behind trenchers, tow-behind mowers, small forklifts, ATVs, side-by-sides, and lightweight utility trailers all travel well on our flatbed. We ask the equipment's weight, dimensions, and whether it rolls or needs to be winched before quoting, so there are no surprises when we arrive. For anything approaching our rated capacity we'll be honest on the phone — we'd rather refer you to a heavy-haul carrier than take a job we can't safely handle.
Homeowner and one-off moves round out the mix. Safes and heavy filing cabinets that won't fit in a moving truck. A hot tub being relocated between properties. A woodworking machine bought at auction. A boat trailer with no tow vehicle. We treat each of these the same way we treat a car tow: quoted on the phone, strapped down correctly, and delivered exactly where you need it.
One thing worth knowing: our flatbed is an open deck. Weather-sensitive items (electronics, upholstered items, unprotected wood) should be wrapped or tarped by the customer before we load. For enclosed transport we can refer you to a partner. Otherwise, if you can tell us the item, weight, and start/end addresses, we can quote the job in a single phone call.
Why call BM Towing for this
- Flatbed with rated four-corner tie-downs — the load doesn't shift.
- Winch loading for equipment that doesn't roll or drive.
- Careful weight distribution — no white-knuckled corners on the freeway.
- Honest about weight limits — we'll refer to heavy-haul when needed instead of overloading.
- One-call service — pickup, transport, and drop-off scheduled around your day.
Pricing
Equipment transportation is quoted per job — pickup location, drop-off location, load weight, and complexity all factor in. Call us with the item and both addresses; we'll usually be able to quote you in one conversation. Recurring commercial pickups (contractor sites, dealer transfers) can be set up on an account.