Hot shot freight for the oil patch

Expedited hauling out of Casper, Wyoming. When a rig is waiting on a part, the load moves now, not in the morning.

Casper, Wyoming

The load that cannot wait until Monday

Scott's Hot Shot LLC runs expedited trucking and freight for oil and gas work across Wyoming. A down rig burns money by the hour. We exist to close the gap between the part on the shelf and the crew standing at the well.

Mobile drilling rig and a service truck set up on open Wyoming ground — A mobile rig working Wyoming ground. The parts and tools it needs arrive by hot shot.

What we haul

Flatbed, equipment, and the odd-shaped load

Backhoe loader chained down on a flatbed trailer — Equipment chained to the deck, ready to roll.

Equipment hauling

Loaders, pumps, generators, skid units. If it fits on a deck and needs to reach a lease road today, it goes on the trailer and heads out.

Heavy machinery loaded on flatbed trailers at a dusty site — Loaded at the yard, bound for the pad.

Well-site delivery

Lease roads, gravel, and gates. The drop happens where the work is, not at a dock twenty miles away. Call dispatch with the location and the gate code.

Truck carrying a long steel structure down a winter highway — Long steel moving between jobs.

Pipe and long loads

Joints of pipe, steel, structural sections. Loads too long or awkward for a parcel service, secured and run straight through to the site.

Fuel transport truck on an open highway under a wide sky — On the highway, headed out of town.

Around-the-clock dispatch

Breakdowns do not keep business hours. Dispatch answers through the night so a part can be rolling toward the field before the next shift starts.

On the road

Casper is the base. The highway is the job.

Tractor unit on a rural highway in low sun

Close view of a chrome truck grille and headlight

Tanker trailer parked under lights at night

Semi truck on a two-lane highway through open country

Tractor unit head-on on an empty road at dusk

Truck on a highway with a flat-topped butte in the distance

Refrigerated trailer rig on a desert highway below dry hills

Pump jack working against a tall cloud and open sky

The country we run

Long miles, thin cell signal, weather that turns

Wyoming distance is real. A field that looks close on the map is two hours of two-lane. Plan the load, call it in, and let dispatch route it.

Dusk clouds glowing over the open Wyoming plains

Pump jack standing on dry prairie grassland

Heavy clouds over an empty grassland horizon

Dusk over the plains, a pump jack on the grass, weather building on the horizon.

Silhouette of a land drilling rig against a sunset sky — Last light on a land rig. The night shift still needs supplies.

Oilfield flatbed truck parked on a gravel yard — A flatbed built for lease-road work.

Built for oilfield work

Hot shot is its own trade. Smaller and faster than a full freight carrier, close enough to the field to turn around the same day. That is the whole point of the service.

Tractor with a box trailer travelling an open highway — Freight in transit on the interstate.

Freight, when it is bigger than a hot shot

Some loads need a full trailer. Tell dispatch the weight and the dimensions and we will tell you honestly what fits and what does not.

Dispatch

Call it in

Give dispatch the pickup, the drop, and when it has to be there. Phone is fastest when a load is hot.

(307) 232-9000

Phone: (307) 232-9000
Fax: (307) 266-3310
Based in: Casper, Wyoming
Service: Oilfield hot shot, expedited trucking & freight

Mailing and physical address available from the office by phone.