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From aggregate and bulk material to specialized loads, we adapt our fleet and our expertise to meet your delivery requirements. On time, every time.

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What We Offer

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Equiptment

At A & J Logistics, Corp., we operate a versatile fleet built for hauling aggregate, bulk materials, and heavy loads across local and regional routes. We match the right equipment to every job. No guesswork, no wasted trips.

  • Our flatbed trailers are built for cargo that needs an open deck lumber, steel, heavy equipment, pipes, construction materials, and more. If it's too large, too awkward, or too heavy for an enclosed trailer, a flatbed is the answer. We handle the loading, securing, and delivery so your materials arrive safely and on time.

  • Moving large volumes of aggregate is what we're built for. Whether you need gravel, crushed rock, sand, road base, or fill material delivered to a job site, we have the equipment and the experience to handle it. We work with contractors, construction crews, and suppliers who need reliable, high-volume delivery on a consistent schedule.

  • Our belly dump trailers are designed for speed and precision when placing aggregate and bulk material. The gravity-fed clamshell gate along the underside of the trailer allows for fast, controlled discharge directly where it's needed, ideal for road construction, base layering, and large-scale grading projects. Less time unloading means more loads per day..

  • Side dump trailers unload quickly to either side of the truck without repositioning the vehicle a major advantage on narrow job sites, trench work, road shoulders, and anywhere space is tight. They handle aggregate, dirt, rock, and bulk materials efficiently and are a go-to choice when job site conditions make a standard rear dump impractical.

  • A live bottom trailer uses a conveyor system along the floor of the trailer to discharge material gradually and in a controlled manner without tilting the trailer. This makes it an excellent choice for soft or uneven ground where a dump truck or belly dump can't safely unload, as well as for materials that need to be spread evenly or deposited in a specific pattern. Commonly used for aggregate, mulch, compost, asphalt, and other bulk materials where precision matters as much as volume.