The most trusted name in Midwest hauling, where every shipper, farmer, and plant manager knows that if a Randolph truck is booked, the load is already as good as delivered.

We’re building a company that outlives all of us: one that still answers its own phone, still pays drivers like owners, still runs the newest iron on the road, and still treats every bushel, every gallon, and every handshake the way our grandfather did on day one.

A fleet big enough to handle any contract, small enough to know your name, and tough enough to keep earning the right to pull your loads for the next fifty years.

That’s not a tagline. That’s the plan.

To move every load — dry bulk, liquid, or dedicated contract — safely, on time, and without excuses, while treating drivers like family, customers like neighbors, and the highways like our own backyard.

We promise honest pricing, clean equipment, and a live voice on the phone every single time. We deliver more than freight; we deliver trust, one mile and one handshake at a time. That’s how we’ve run since day one, and that’s how we’ll run tomorrow.

These aren’t posters on a wall. They’re the rules we live by.

1. Show Up We’re there. No excuses, no stories, no chasing loads. If we said yes, the truck rolls.
2. Tell the Truth One price, no surprises, no games. You’ll hear the real story from us even when it costs us money, because your trust is worth more than one load.
3. Take Care of Our People Drivers aren’t hired help; they’re the reason we exist. Top pay, home time that actually happens, and new iron under them every few years. Happy drivers don’t leave, and your freight doesn’t sit.
4. Own It Problem on the road? It’s our problem until it’s fixed. Spilled grain, missed gate code, scale ticket short; doesn’t matter whose fault, we make it right, fast.
5. Leave It Better Every farm lane, every dock, every scale house. We tarp tighter, sweep cleaner, and say thank you louder, because tomorrow we’ll be back.
6. Stay Hungry, Stay Small Enough to Care We’ll grow, but never so big we forget whose crop is in the box or whose name is on the invoice.

That’s it. Six things. We don’t always hit perfect, but we never stop measuring ourselves against them.

How we stay alive, grow strong, and never become “just another carrier.”

1. Stick to What We Know Cold Midwest bulk lanes, ag cycles, quarry runs, and food-grade/chemical liquid routes. We don’t chase shiny freight we can’t haul better than anyone else.
2. Lock in the Right Customers, Not Every Customer We say yes to shippers who value reliability over the absolute cheapest rate. Year-round contracts and dedicated runs beat spot-market chaos every day.
3. Keep Drivers Longer Than We Keep Trucks Pay above market, run well-maintained equipment, respect home time, and treat people like humans. Low turnover = experienced drivers = fewer mistakes and happier customers.
4. Grow One Good Customer at a Time A new dedicated fleet for an existing shipper beats ten new spot customers. We expand by deepening relationships, not by spraying loads all over the board.
5. Stay Lean, Stay Fast, Stay Profitable Every dollar we don’t waste goes to better driver pay, newer trucks, or lower customer rates.
6. Be Ready When Others Aren’t Extra trailers staged in season, surge drivers on call, winterized tankers, cash reserves. Harvest, planting, road bans, or polar vortex; when the big boys are scrambling, we’re rolling.

That’s the playbook. No corporate buzzwords, no 50-page slide deck; just a clear, boring, hard-to-beat plan we actually follow every day.

Our strength is simple: we do what we say, every single day, no matter what.

• Deep Midwest roots and relationships; farmers, co-op managers, and quarry superintendents have known the Randolph name for decades.
• A veteran driver lineup that averages over 12 years with us; they know the back roads, the tight docks, and how to baby a load through a January blizzard.
• Financial horsepower without the bloat; we can stage extra trailers, add dedicated units fast, or weather a bad market without nickel-and-diming customers.
• Zero layers of bureaucracy; when you call, you talk to someone who can say yes, make a decision, and move iron immediately.

We’re not the biggest, the flashiest, or the cheapest.

We’re the ones who still show up when the spot market dries up, the roads ice over, and everybody else is “working on it.”

That’s our strength. And we’re proud of it.