Flatbed Trucking Services Across the Lower Mainland & Fraser Valley

Y2K’s flatbed trucks can transport a wide range of commercial, construction and industrial freight, including:

• Lumber and engineered wood products
• Building and construction materials
• Rebar and reinforcing steel
• Structural steel and fabricated metal
• Tile, flooring and stone products
• Electrical supplies and equipment
• Machinery and industrial equipment
• Palletized commercial freight
• Long, oversized or irregularly shaped materials
• Non-containerized freight travelling to or from port facilities

If your shipment is not listed, contact Y2K. Our dispatch team can determine whether it can be handled by our flatbed fleet or coordinated through our freight-brokerage network.

Y2K’s flatbed fleet includes:

• One-ton flatbeds: deck lengths up to 16 feet and freight capacities up to 5,000 pounds
• Three-ton flatbeds: deck lengths up to 20 feet and freight capacities up to 12,000 pounds
• Five-ton flatbeds: deck lengths up to 26 feet and freight capacities up to 15,000 pounds
• Single-axle and tandem-axle flatdecks: deck lengths up to 30 feet and freight capacities up to 30,000 pounds

These specifications are provided as a guide. The appropriate truck depends on the shipment’s dimensions, weight, loading requirements and destination.

Yes. Y2K can transport oversized, overlength, irregularly shaped and difficult-to-load freight. Side, rear and top-loading access is available depending on the selected equipment.

Provide the exact shipment dimensions, weight and route information so dispatch can determine the appropriate flatbed. If the shipment falls outside Y2K’s fleet capabilities, our freight-brokerage department can help coordinate additional equipment.

Yes. Tarping is available upon request, and curtain-side or China-top units can provide additional protection for freight requiring covered transportation.

Customers should request these options when booking because equipment availability depends on the shipment, timing and destination.

Yes. Y2K can coordinate flatbed loading and unloading with forklifts or cranes at the pickup and delivery locations. Flatbed trucks allow side, rear and top-loading access, depending on site conditions and the selected equipment.

When lifting or precise freight placement is required, Y2K can also coordinate the shipment with its crane-truck and HIAB services.

Yes. Y2K transports non-containerized freight to and from ports and terminal facilities. Port Pass-certified service is available upon request when required for site access.

Y2K is not container-certified and does not directly provide container drayage. If your shipment involves a container or requires different equipment, contact dispatch to determine whether a suitable option can be coordinated through Y2K’s freight-brokerage network.

Yes. Dangerous-goods-certified flatbed service, weekend transportation and emergency after-hours service are available upon request and subject to driver and equipment availability.

Customers must identify any dangerous goods and provide the required shipment information when requesting service. Advance booking is recommended, but urgent inquiries are always welcome.

Y2K provides flatbed trucking services across Vancouver, West Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Delta, the Tri-Cities, Surrey, Langley, Maple Ridge, Abbotsford and Chilliwack.

Flatbed transportation to Whistler, Squamish, Hope, Vancouver Island, the Okanagan and other destinations throughout British Columbia may also be arranged. For longer-distance shipments within BC or across North America, ask about Y2K’s freight-brokerage network.

Call Y2K at 604-513-4810 or submit a quote request online. For an accurate quote, provide:

• A description of the freight
• The number of items or pallets
• The weight and dimensions of the shipment
• Pickup and delivery addresses
• The requested date and timing
• Available loading and unloading methods
• Site-access restrictions or appointment requirements
• Any oversized, overlength or dangerous-goods requirements
• Whether tarping, covered transportation or Port Pass access is required

Our dispatch team will review the information and help select the appropriate flatbed, equipment and delivery option.