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Heavy equipment towing in Florida,
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Truck down on I-75. Loaded semi blocking the Turnpike. Construction equipment off its trailer outside Tampa. Florida Hauling covers all of Florida with heavy-duty wreckers and rotator cranes, 24 hours a day. Florida Hauling serves trucking companies, construction fleets, and municipalities statewide — licensed, insured, and experienced on the routes that matter. Call or book online today.

Fast, friendly & reliable service Florida-wide.

Heavy equipment towing in Florida, FL

How does heavy equipment towing work in Florida?

Florida's freight corridors — I-95, I-75, I-4, and the Turnpike — move thousands of commercial trucks daily, and when one goes down, the clock starts immediately. Florida Hauling dispatches statewide to get the right heavy-duty tow truck on-site fast.

Florida Hauling handles towing and recovery service on all major Florida highways and port areas, including Port Miami, Port Tampa Bay, and Port Everglades. Call to get dispatch rolling.

What are Florida heavy towing rates?

Heavy-duty towing rates across Florida range from $275–$450/hour for a standard heavy wrecker, with a 2-hour minimum. Rotator crane calls — common on I-95 and I-75 for overturned tractor-trailers — start at $500–$800/hour depending on rig size and recovery complexity.

Per-mile transport fees apply beyond the first 30–50 miles, typically $8–$15/mile for loaded tractor-trailers and heavy machinery. Cargo load shifts and on-site securement are billed as part of the recovery job time. There are no surprise fees. Florida Hauling quotes rates before dispatch and sticks to them.

Fleet managers and carriers working Florida's I-95/I-75 corridors can set up commercial accounts with Florida Hauling for priority dispatch and negotiated rate structures. Call to get a quote for your specific tow or recovery job anywhere in Florida.

Florida cities we serve for heavy towing

Florida Hauling provides heavy equipment towing and recovery service across every major Florida market, from the panhandle to the Keys.

Florida Hauling also covers Fort Myers, Gainesville, Daytona Beach, Pensacola, Tallahassee, Lakeland, Ocala, and all points in between. No zone limits. Call dispatch to confirm coverage for your specific Florida location.

  • Miami — Port of Miami drayage, I-95 corridor, Doral and Hialeah industrial zones
  • Tampa — Port Tampa Bay cargo, I-275/I-75/I-4, East Tampa and Brandon industrial areas
  • Jacksonville — JAXPORT auto imports, I-95/I-10 intersection, Duval County logistics hubs
  • Orlando — I-4 construction corridor, Orange and Osceola County industrial parks, distribution centers
  • Fort Lauderdale — Port Everglades, I-95/I-595, Broward County industrial areas including Miramar and Deerfield Beach
  • St. Petersburg — Pinellas County industrial, I-275, Port Tampa Bay connections
  • Sarasota — I-75 commercial corridor, North Port industrial growth
  • Bradenton — Manatee County, Port Manatee, SR-64/SR-70 warehouse corridor
  • Cape Coral — Lee County, I-75 access, Hurricane Ian reconstruction zones
  • Naples — Collier County, I-75 Alligator Alley, active luxury construction market
Florida service area — Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, Sarasota, Fort Myers, Miami Florida state outline with markers for the six largest metros Florida Hauling serves: Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, Sarasota, Fort Myers, and Miami. Tampa Sarasota Fort Myers Orlando Jacksonville Miami

Where We Haul in Florida

Our team covers all of Florida, including metro areas, rural properties, marinas, storage yards, and long-distance routes.

Residential driveways and private property
Storage yards and dealerships
Marinas, docks, and waterfront locations
Local and long-distance routes
Urban, suburban, and remote pickup locations

Other services we offer in Florida

Statewide coverage across every service line.

Common questions about heavy equipment towing in Florida

Yes. Florida Hauling provides statewide heavy equipment towing and recovery service with no zone restrictions. Coverage includes all major corridors — I-95, I-75, I-4, the Turnpike — and rural county roads.
On Florida's major highways, Florida Hauling typically gets a heavy-duty wrecker rolling within 60–90 minutes of dispatch. Rotator crane calls may take slightly longer depending on rig location. Rural areas vary.
Yes. Florida Hauling handles regular towing and recovery service calls from Port Miami, Port Everglades, Port Tampa Bay, and JAXPORT. Florida Hauling operators know port access requirements and staging protocols.
Florida Hauling fields rotator crane units specifically for overturned and jackknifed tractor-trailers on I-95 and other Florida highways. These jobs require staged rigging before any recovery lift begins.
Florida Hauling bills by the hour from dispatch, with a 2-hour minimum. Rates vary by equipment type: standard heavy wrecker vs. rotator crane. Per-mile fees apply on longer transports. Florida Hauling quotes upfront.
Yes. Trucking companies and fleet operators can establish commercial accounts with Florida Hauling for priority dispatch and negotiated rate structures. Call Florida Hauling's dispatch line to set up an account.
Florida Hauling tows bulldozers, excavators, skid steers, and heavy machinery anywhere in Florida. Recovery of construction equipment that has rolled or shifted off transport trailers is a common call for Florida Hauling.

Cities We Serve in Florida

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