Northchapel Transport

Northchapel Transport Ltd was started in 2004 as a haulage company with a single vehicle as an owner operator business. Since then the company has grown. A second company, Brookland Transprot Ltd was established in 2010 and the joint fleet now operates 7 vehicles plus a support van.

Staffing levels have grown from a single person to 8 full time and 1 part time employees, plus a number of contract drivers who work as required to meet our customer's needs.We continue to offer a customer focussed services. We operate daily and outside normal working hours, covering night and weekend moves as required by our customers.

We carry all manner of construction plant, access machines, road and rail maintenance equipment and have processes in place for managing abnormal loads, including a police approved escort vehicle. We operate daily and outside normal working hours, covering night and weekend moves as required by our customers.

We have a small, efficient and up to date fleet that delivers for our customers across the whole of England, Wales and Scotland. With an ever increasing focus on environmental awareness we take pride in ensuring our fleet is rigorously maintained to the highest standards.

We regularly review our fleet capabilities and upgrade vehicles as necessary to take account of improvements in technologies to reduce emissions and the impact on the environment.Our combined fleet is now running five low loaders and two 8 wheel rigid flatbed beavertail with Hiab Cranes. We currently operate Volvo FH13 traction units, which all operate to Euro Vl specifications.

The Crossrail project is currently Europe's largest construction project. With an increased number of HGV's travelling on London's roads to deliver plant and machinery to sites, it has become increasingly important to ensure that HGV's are all equipped with safety devices, such as reversing cameras, blind spot sensors and warning signs for cyclists.

For specialist or difficult moves, we provide a complete movement service by visiting the site to reviewing the plant, machinery or access and provide a plan for a successful move. With the current focus on bigger and better machinery, there is a need for the transport industry to provide suitable vehicles to move this equipment from site to site.