Adelaide Tilt Service
Heavy Machinery & Transport Adelaide
Adelaide Tilt Service started out with just one tilt tray in 2012 and we have now grown Our business into the 10 truck fleet we have today!
After 14 years in operation, We still love what we do and are passionate about providing the highest level of service in Adelaide.
We value our customers and ensure we are Ontime every time! Our Reliability, Honesty, Safety & Precision is what drives us to Success!
We have secured long standing contracts with Government departments & large corporations. We are fully insured to make sure your precious cargo gets to its destination safely every time.
Based in Regency Park SA, We are central to Metro Adelaide. We travel extensively throughout South Australia, and into adjoining States.
Contact us with any questions, We will be happy to explain our capabilities further or assist you with a quote, tender, contract, project management, Better Yet, Same-Day Delivery!
We love a challenge!!!
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OUR FLEET
– Sourcing & transport for
20-40 Foot shipping containers
– Heavy Equipment
– Plant
– Machinery
– EWP
– Drilling Equipment
– Cool Rooms
– Generators
– Hire equipment
– Forklifts
– Agricultural Vehicles
– Vehicles up to 20 tonnes
– Winch recovery
– Special Vehicles
– Oversize & height loads
TRANSPORT
Adelaide Tilt Service is equipped to handle any situation.
Our fleet of custom made trucks are suited for all types of jobs from plant & equipment towing to specialized cars or containers in difficult places.
Our Super Tilt & Drop Deck trailers mean we can move even the largest of vehicles or set up your event quickly.
We specialize in truck and bus towing as well as portable worksites, event equipment, container storage & moving house interstate via our Rail & Wharf certifications.
QUALIFICATIONS
Fully Insured Employees, Vehicles, Cargo, & Public Liability
Trained, licenced, certified & ticketed employees
CM3 certified & approved QSHE Systems
COVID Safe delivery practices
5 Days a week
24/7 for emergency works
WE LIKE TO ‘MOVE IT! MOVE IT!’