Leaders in Live Floor Hauling and Long Haul Logistics

An enclosed version of the walking floor trailer, the dry van live floor protects weather-sensitive bulk freight while retaining the full discharge capability of a standard live floor. Products that require shelter from moisture or contamination — such as feed, shavings, and pellets — are ideally suited to this trailer type.

A combination trailer featuring a live floor system integrated with a bottom hopper discharge. This design gives maximum unloading flexibility — operators can discharge via the hopper for granular free-flowing product, or engage the walking floor for larger or more fibrous bulk material. Widely used in grain, fertilizer, and biomass applications.

Belt trailers are similar to live floor trailers in the way they allow precise, controlled product removal — but belt trailers are designed specifically for loose material. Products hauled include bulk commodities, agricultural goods, municipal waste, and more. The trailer typically has sloped sides lined with slick material so product slides onto the belt cleanly. Unloading is fast and normally does not exceed 5 minutes.

Bulk hopper trailers are the workhorse of Prairie grain hauling. Designed for high-volume free-flowing commodities like wheat, canola, barley, and lentils, they discharge through bottom gates directly into receiving pits or on-farm bins. Boot Trucking operates these throughout harvest season and year-round for commercial grain movement across Western Canada.

Side dump trailers discharge laterally by tilting the box to one side, allowing fast offloading without requiring the trailer to be backed up to a pit or elevated ramp. They are highly stable during unloading and well-suited to road building, aggregate delivery, and mining operations where speed and site flexibility are critical.

End dump trailers hydraulically raise the front of the box to discharge material out the rear gate. They are one of the most common and cost-effective trailer types for bulk construction materials including gravel, dirt, sand, and demolition debris. Boot Trucking's end dump units serve construction sites, oilfield locations, and aggregate yards throughout Alberta and BC.

Flatdeck trailers carry open, non-containerized freight including heavy equipment, steel, lumber, and oversized machinery. Without sidewalls or a roof, loads are secured with straps, chains, and tarps and can be loaded from the side, rear, or by crane. Boot Trucking's flatdeck units are permitted for oversize loads and regularly haul agricultural and industrial equipment across Western Canada.