Titan Worldwide provides specialized heavy haul transport across Texas for construction, industrial, and energy operations. From pipeline equipment to large-scale machinery used throughout the Lone Star State, our team manages each move with precision, permitting knowledge, and proven route planning. Texas customers count on our expertise to keep their projects on schedule and their equipment protected.
We deliver heavy equipment and other types of oversize loads all over Texas, including to and from the various ports in the state. The Port of Houston is one of the largest ports in the country for both imports and exports. Other busy TX ports include the Port of Galveston and the Port of Port Arthur.
Our team also has experience dealing with over 160 airports in the state. This includes nearly 70 general aviation airports and countless international airports. The airports we typically partner with include Dallas, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio. You can trust the shipping team at Titan Worldwide to connect with the right individuals at the ports and airports to ensure your supply chain isn’t interrupted.
(888) 500-8884
The team at Titan loves a challenge! No matter what the job requires – whether a gooseneck, flatbed, or step deck trailer – our company will match your unique cargo or machinery shipping needs to the best trailer for the transport job. We work hard to get it loaded and delivered safely and professionally.
Texas combines long distances, varied terrain, dense metro corridors, and massive industrial zones. Titan Worldwide plans Texas heavy haul routes with distance, staging, and regional differences fully accounted for.
Texas requires permits for loads wider than 8 feet 6 inches, taller than 14 feet, or heavier than 80,000 pounds. Escort requirements vary by width and route. Titan Worldwide aligns permits with corridor classification.
Energy and industrial sites often involve rural access roads and oversized components. Titan Worldwide plans Texas heavy haul moves with site access evaluated early.
High winds, severe storms, and extreme heat can suspend oversize travel. Titan Worldwide monitors conditions and adjusts schedules accordingly.
Tall equipment may require RGNs or low-deck trailers, while heavy loads often need multi-axle setups. Titan Worldwide selects equipment based on load and route.
Oversize movement is typically restricted during peak traffic and holidays near metro areas. Titan Worldwide builds schedules around these limits.
Ports such as Houston and Corpus Christi handle major project cargo. Titan Worldwide coordinates permits and staging for port-bound equipment.
With long distances and varied regions, coordination failures can cause cascading delays. Titan Worldwide aligns permits, routing, escorts, and timing statewide.
