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Bulk liquid road haulage, the length of the UK and beyond

The road side of the business is built around bulk liquids in tankers, supported by a fleet of modern Volvos and the occasional tautliner load when a regular customer asks.

Every driver is ADR qualified, and a number have been with us for more than twenty years. That experience matters, particularly when the load is hazardous, the route is unfamiliar, or the customer needs to know the person at the wheel has seen this kind of job before.

We split the road work into two clear strands. Hazardous and chemical liquids, where the credentials and the cover do most of the talking. And non-hazardous liquids, where the work is no less specialist but the regulatory load is lighter.

what we do

Our road work covers several specialist areas, from hazardous and chemical liquids to non-hazardous loads and traction work. Whatever the job, it’s handled with the same care and the same experienced drivers. Take a look at each below to find the one that fits your requirement.

hgv testing on the same site

We run a DVSA-approved Authorised Testing Facility from the same yard, open to all operators, not just our own fleet. Suitable for HGVs, trailers and PSVs of any make.

for our fleet and yours

We clean our own tankers between loads, and we offer the same service to other operators. Chemical capable, with hot or cold potable water and a powerful hot-air dryer for powder tanks.

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