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Our Truck Haulage Services

Every project has unique requirements, which is why we offer personalised truck haulage solutions that guarantee safe and efficient transport of your building materials.


At RC Civil, we take the hassle out of transporting large quantities of construction materials. Thanks to our Western Star truck and dog vehicle, we can haul heavy loads with ease, ensuring swift and efficient delivery right to your job site. Whether it’s roofing materials, concrete panels, gravel or dirt, our truck movers get your construction supplies to your site in a timely manner.

Armidale Truck & Dog Heavy Haulage Services

Moving large volumes of material efficiently can make or break a project’s timeline—and that’s where professional truck and dog heavy haulage comes in. At RC Civil, based in Armidale and servicing surrounding regions like Inverell, Guyra, Uralla and Walcha, we offer reliable bulk transport solutions using modern truck and dog combinations. Perfect for moving gravel, sand, soil and other heavy materials, our haulage services are ideal for civil construction, rural properties and commercial operations. Whether you're clearing spoil from an excavation site or delivering fill material across regional NSW, we make sure your load gets there safely and on time.


What sets us apart?


  • High-capacity haulage options
  • Ideal for construction, farming & earthworks
  • Safe, efficient long-distance transport


We keep your job moving with fast turnarounds and flexible scheduling. With experienced operators and well-maintained equipment, we’re ready to support your next project. Call 0407 959 070 today for a quote or to book your next haul.

Efficient Haulage for Every Job

Our truck and dog haulage services are designed to handle the demands of heavy construction, agricultural transport, and commercial material delivery. Using twin-trailer setups (truck & dog), we can move more in a single trip—reducing fuel costs, cutting down on delays, and making it easier to meet tight project deadlines. These high-capacity rigs are ideal for transporting everything from excavation spoil to aggregate and landscaping materials, and they’re built for navigating both local and regional routes. We work with project managers, contractors, and rural landowners who need bulk material moved quickly, safely, and without hassle.


What can you expect from our heavy haulage services?


  • Bulk material haulage in fewer trips
  • Flexible scheduling for multi-day jobs
  • Fully licensed & insured operators


Whether you're prepping a civil site or clearing a farm project, we’ll make sure your materials get to where they need to be. Reach out to schedule your haul or request a no-obligation quote today.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is truck and dog haulage and how does it work?

    Truck and dog haulage involves a truck towing a separate trailer—called the “dog trailer”—to transport large volumes of material in a single trip. This setup increases payload capacity without compromising road safety. The combination is popular in construction and agriculture for hauling gravel, soil, demolition waste and more across short and long distances.

  • What materials can be transported in truck and dog trailers?

    Truck and dog trailers are commonly used for materials like gravel, sand, topsoil, clay, construction debris and rock. They're also suitable for agricultural bulk loads. The design allows for efficient loading and tipping, making them ideal for both delivery and waste removal on project sites.

  • How much can a truck and dog carry?

    The total load capacity varies based on configuration and legal limits in each state, but a standard truck and dog setup can carry approximately 32 to 36 tonnes in one trip. This makes it a cost-effective option for large projects that require repeated bulk transport.

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