About Skagit Transportation
In the mid 1940’s brothers Bud and Dode Egbers were just out of high school, farming cattle on their local Skagit Valley farm. By 1947, the Egbers found themselves hauling grain and hay on their 4 trailers at the urging of local farmers; this was the beginning of Skagit Valley Trucking.
Throughout the 1950’s the Egbers brothers began hauling the bulk foods that would later become their staple accounts throughout their 60 year company history. From hauling green peas locally on flatbed trucks, to transporting dehydrated grass to plants in Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia, Skagit Valley Trucking earned a name for themselves in the seasonal transportation industry and a reputation for excellence. They continued to grow; hauling strawberries in Whatcom County and corn in eastern Washington. No longer small enough to operate out of their farm, Skagit Valley Trucking began building their Mount Vernon terminal with the help of the local community.
Services We Offer
Skagit Transportation currently serves Washington, Oregon, British Columbia, and limited parts of Idaho.
We have dry, refrigerated, and lift-gate vans, all types of bulk feed trailers, numerous varieties of crop specific trailers, and biosolids hauling units to meet our customers’ needs.
Line Haul
Skagit Transportation hauls dry goods, food grade products, and frozen food using modern day cab or sleeper units with either three or four axles. All the dry vans are fully equipped, 53 ft. models, with both three and four axles available. All the refrigerated vans are a combination of 53 ft., three axle models and 53 ft., four axle models that enables Skagit Transportation to haul maximum payloads for their customers.
Skagit Transportation prides itself on meeting and exceeding the customer service expectations of their accounts which has enabled them to enjoy long term relationships with their clients.
Harvest Hauling
Today, as it was 60+ years ago, seasonal harvest hauling is a critical component of Skagit Transportation’s overall business. With the help of seasonal employees, and the assistance of independent owner operators, they continue to meet the critical needs of their harvesting customers. As the initial cornerstone of the company, harvest hauling is, and will remain, a vital part of the overall strategy for the well being of Skagit Transportation.
Harvest hauling occurs predominantly in Eastern Washington and the Skagit Valley, hauling crops from the fields to production facilities during the Spring, Summer, and Fall. In addition, the fall harvest of cranberries from British Columbia and Southwest Washington, to cold storages throughout the Pacific Northwest, utilizing both bulk trailers and dry vans to meet the needs of their clients.
Skagit Transportation prides itself on meeting and exceeding the customer service expectations of their accounts which has enabled them to enjoy long term relationships with their clients.
Equipment
In keeping with the latest in technology and safety features including roll over prevention devices and collision alert sensors on our newer model tractors. With this we hope to give our clients the ease and assurances by knowing we are taking extra steps to keep their products safe and secure. We continue to upgrade our equipment yearly taking advantage of ever developing technology, and constantly maintaining our equipment to assure our drivers are operating in a safe and productive environment.
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