You Call It, We'll Haul It
THAT LOAD'S
NOT GOING TO
MOVE ITSELF
JUST FERO IT
Your schedule's a promise to somebody. FERO's how you keep it — a Hauler's matched within minutes to deliver your equipment or materials before the day's out. Crisis averted.
Built For The Ones Who Don't Wait Around.
Your business doesn't stop. Projects don't pause. And a broken logistics system isn't an excuse anyone on a jobsite accepts. FERO removes the broker, the red tape and the runaround, connecting you directly with vetted local Haulers who show up ready to work. No waiting days for a quote. No guesswork on who's showing up. Just the right equipment and materials where they need to be. Now.
Trusted by Industry Leaders
Active Markets
Operating Where the Work Is
FERO is live across 8 states and growing fast. Click any state to see its active cities and market page.
Arizona
8 cities
Texas
6 cities
Florida
9 cities
Georgia
3 cities
Southern California
6 cities
Louisiana
3 cities
Nevada
1 city
New Mexico
2 cities
Quick Answers. No Runaround.
What Is FERO?
FERO is an on-demand hauling platform built for construction and industrial businesses. Rental companies, contractors and material suppliers post loads through the FERO App or web Portal and get matched with a vetted local Hauler for same-day pickup and delivery. No broker chain. No waiting days for a quote.
How Fast Can FERO Get a Hauler to My Jobsite?
Most loads are matched within minutes of posting. Same-day delivery is standard across all FERO markets. You post the load, FERO matches the Hauler and you track delivery in real time.
What Types of Equipment and Materials Does FERO Haul?
FERO moves construction equipment including scissor lifts, mini-excavators and skid steers, plus materials like lumber, drywall, pipe and roofing. Pickup truck bed loads up to 4,000 lbs. Trailer loads up to 10,000 lbs. Towable equipment up to 18,000 lbs. Items up to 22 feet in length. Vehicle types include pickup trucks (6–8 ft beds), flatbeds (8–22 ft), utility trailers (12–20 ft) and deck over trailers (16–24 ft).
Where Does FERO Operate?
FERO is active across 8 states including Arizona, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Southern California, Louisiana, Nevada and New Mexico and growing. Check the active markets page to see cities and load activity in your area.
How Much Does It Cost to Use FERO?
Pricing is calculated based on vehicle type, trip distance and time. Pickup truck loads typically range from $75–$200 depending on distance. Trailer loads and heavy equipment hauls are priced higher. You receive a firm cost estimate before confirming every load — no surprise charges. Pay by credit card or from a loaded credit wallet. ACH is available for eligible Shippers.
How Is FERO Different From a Freight Broker?
FERO connects Shippers directly with local vetted Haulers through the App and web Portal, eliminating the broker layer, the broker markup and the multi-day quoting process. You see firm pricing upfront and loads are matched in minutes, not days.
Is FERO Available for One-Time Hauls or Regular Overflow?
Both. FERO works for emergency same-day hauls and for ongoing overflow when your own drivers are stretched thin. No contract required. You use it when you need it.