DenCo Freight LLC.

11/04/2025

Dispatcher needed! Please inquire DM
We are looking to hire a Dispatcher!
We have 3 trucks needing to be moved.

07/23/2025

Like we don’t already pay a ton in other taxes, state, IFTA, local registration!

According to an article in the WZZM13, Michigan Rep. Phil Skaggs has introduced House Bill 4735, aiming to charge trucks over 59,999 pounds a $0.0285-per-mile fee to fund road repairs, modeled after Kentucky's system. The bill could generate up to $150 million annually for infrastructure improvements. A $40 flat fee for 10-day short-term travel is also proposed. The legislation includes penalties for non-compliance and has been referred to the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. Skaggs emphasized the need for a fair and sustainable way to ensure heavy trucks help pay for the roads they heavily impact.

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07/18/2025

Little photo dump, trucks stay moving

05/12/2025

Teams stay moving! Just a little recap of my trucks been busy lately! God is good!

01/20/2025

First two weeks of the January 2025
We’ve managed to be loaded every two days!
Amazing start of the year all thanks to an a great team!

We can handle all your flatbed and specialized loads!

11/12/2024

Women in the trucking industry need recognition too!!
Congrats on retirement!!

11/10/2024

11/10/2024

08/05/2024

Before the storm, we’ve suffered damage to the Cascadia from those tremendous winds and hail in North Dakota!
But she’s back on line!

07/30/2024

Tarping isn’t always about protecting it from weather, it about holding down light and thin loads such as fiber board or foam insulation.

07/25/2024

Loaded some road signs!
Light weight for the inexperienced may increase fuel consumption and for the experienced it may slow driver longer distances at lower speeds due to easy take off and maneuvering.

07/24/2024

She’s stays moving!
Rule of thumb always have two straps at the beginning and end of load!
The 20 ft rule does not apply DOT says “securement must be secured by two straps in between the first 10 feet of a large securement at the beginning and end.”