COVID-19

Taylor Tefft • January 5, 2021

Transporting During a National Pandemic

Happy New Year! 2021 is HERE!

The One Call Logistics team is here for you during these unpredictable and questionable times. We know that everyone is different and that is why we create a customized transport solution for each and every customer. Safety is our number one goal, and we want to make sure our clients feel safe with us. Whether you are needing a tiny house transported to the next state over, or a dozer moved across the country we have your back!

Booking With Us

We offer a full online OR over the phone booking process as well as a secure electronic payment portal. Another safety measure we have implemented is a "no contact" pick up & delivery option. Our drivers will be directly instructed to simply pick up and drop off your unit without you having to be present. Doesn't that sound easy? That is because it is! When requesting your next transport with One Call Logistics, all that needs to be mentioned to your booking representative is that you would like our "no contact transport option." We will then make sure everything is arranged accordingly with both yourself & our driver. It has never been easier than this! We have adapted to the new normal for the sake of our clients, drivers, and employees.

Although we enjoy seeing our customers faces light up when receiving their new units, we hope this helps bring light to the end of the tunnel. For questions about booking with One Call Logistics, you can call us at (800) 674-8441 or email quotes@one-calllogistics.com .


Thumbs up from one of our local drivers, Doug!
If you are interested in purchasing one of our custom One Call Logistics face masks, email us!

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