Corcoran Trucking Inc

Corcoran Trucking, Inc., is based in Billings, Montana, with operations reaching from the wide open frontier of Alaska to the Bakken Oilfields of North Dakota, and across the stretch of the lower 48 states. While the economy continues to be a challenge for all businesses, Corcoran Trucking has increased its fleet size by staying true to its mission: to be the industry leader in honesty and premier service. Our customers have recognized we are committed to top-notch service and they have rewarded us with steady business.
Over the years, Corcoran Trucking, Inc., has grown with diversity to handle the needs of our customers. Since 1965, our priority has been to provide excellent customer service. We strive to deliver solutions based on business demands, with full service reefer and flatbed divisions. We also boast an in-house logistics broker to ensure your loads are covered and on time.

Corcoran Trucking, Inc., and Corcoran Logistics, LLC, provide solutions to balance our available equipment with current customer needs. Our highly trained and experienced staff is service oriented and will handle the most complex transportation needs.

How can we serve you today?

Our fleet of 53’ food-grade reefers are impeccably maintained, and ready to haul whatever dry, cool, or frozen load you need moved. With Dave covering the eastern states, and Kerry hauling across the West, Corcoran Trucking has you covered coast-to-coast for all of your refrigerated needs. Call or email us today for peace of mind on your next shipment!
More about Reefer Trucking
In today’s highly connected society, a wide array of consumer products from computers to car parts are routinely transported across the country by tractor-trailers. Given the country’s growing population, it should come as no surprise that one of the main categories of products being transported is food. Often, though, food products require special considerations during transport such as refrigeration or freezing.

That’s where refrigerated trucks come in. Also known within the trucking industry as reefer units, reefer trucks, or simply reefers, these specialized heavy-duty trucks allow food to be transported all the way across the country without the threat of spoilage.

It’s important for those who are interested in driving these specialized trucks to understand that transporting perishable foods comes with a good deal of extra responsibility. Whether readers are already working within the transportation field and want to take their trucking experience to the next level or they’re interested in learning more about making the switch to trucking from another field, they can find the information they need to get started below.

Corcoran Logistics is the in-house brokerage firm for your brokering needs. We coordinate shipments across the country, connecting our customers with dependable drivers. Corcoran Logistics has developed a reputation as one of the premier brokerages, and we pride ourselves of the first-class service to both customers and carriers. Call at (800) 745-6065 or email today to experience first-hand our commitment to excellence!

Tom is eager to help match your hauling needs with our dedicated, professional drivers pulling flatbed, step-deck, or removable goose neck trailers. Whether you need to move across the state, across the country, or across borders, we are here to serve you. We are happy to help with all of your hauling needs – call or email us today!
The Challenges And Benefits Of Flatbed Trucking
Flatbed trucking is a transportation service designed to carry oversized items on a flat, open bed. The service is ideal for items that can’t be easily loaded into a van, like long pipes, vehicles, or large machines, and customers choose flatbed trucking for its versatility in accommodating all kinds of loads. Drivers of flatbed trucks generally get a higher rate of pay than other types of truckers because of the skills they need to develop to keep their loads properly secure. Flatbed trucking is a challenging but often rewarding career that benefits the customer as well as the driver.