Refrigerated Hauling

Here at BPBT - Hauling, we can transport dry goods or refrigerated items. We aim to help people by transferring goods nationwide for small and large businesses. We also obtain different trucks to ensure that your food will be delivered in the best condition.

When hauling any food, it is essential to have the truck at the right temperature and also to have it clean. One leading service that we perform is refrigerated food delivery. This will allow for the safe transport of perishable goods under temperature-controlled conditions. The company has invested in the latest monitoring equipment and temperature-controlled trailers to ensure that your products arrive at their destination in perfect condition. Many foods require refrigerated trucks to ensure the food stays fresh. A refrigerated truck is a truck that has either a diesel or electric motor that drives a compressor. The compressor circulates the refrigerant through evaporator coils and keeps the trailer inside cold.

Seafood Delivery

Here at BPBT - Hauling, we deliver seafood. Seafood hauling needs to be done in a refrigerated truck. Seafood will spoil quickly if not kept at the right temperature, so it is important to have a refrigerated truck when seafood hauling.

If you require seafood hauling, BPBT-Hauling is here to help. We have the latest equipment and technology to ensure your seafood arrives fresh and unspoiled. Contact us today for more information on our seafood hauling services.

Our seafood hauling services are some of the best in the industry. We can move long seafood distances without any issues. Whether you're looking to move seafood across state lines or even across the country, we can help you out. We have a lot of experience with seafood hauling, so we figured we would share some tips on how we properly haul your seafood.

Hauling TIPS:

First and foremost, you need to have the proper equipment. This includes an insulated truck or van that can maintain very cold or room-temperature conditions, depending on the seafood you're transporting. You'll also need to invest in some good seafood packaging, including ice chests, coolers, and insulated bags.

Next, you must take care to load the seafood into your vehicle. Make sure you're not overcrowding the seafood, as this can lead to spoilage. You'll also want to separate different seafood types to avoid cross-contamination.

Finally, you need to be aware of the temperature conditions during transport. Seafood can spoil quickly if not kept at the proper temperature, so you'll need to monitor the temperature carefully during transport. If possible, try to transport seafood during cooler times of day to minimize heat exposure.