Tipper truck hire for your site
Describe the load, the trips and how long you need the trucks. Headcore puts your request in front of companies that hire out tipper trucks and serve your area.
Free to post. Nothing reaches suppliers until you review and post it.
- Reaches matching companies within minutes
- Anonymous to suppliers until you choose to reveal
- You choose who to talk to
What details help?
All optional. Mention what you know.
- The load. Soil, rubble, sand or rock, and roughly how many cubes or loads.
- Truck size. 6 or 10 cube, or bigger, if you know, and how many trucks.
- How long. Days or weeks, and the date you need it on site.
- The site. The town, access for a truck or lowbed, and the ground conditions.
See an example request
Illustrative, not a real request.
We want to hire two 10 cube tipper trucks with drivers at a day rate for a week, working on our site.
- A TLB on site loads them
- Boksburg, Gauteng
How Headcore helps with this hire
Keep your usual transport company in the mix. Headcore helps you find additional companies that can supply this.
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Describe the load and the trips
Start in your own words: what, how many loads and where to. You review the request before anything is posted.
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Reach companies that hire out tippers
Companies that hire out tipper trucks and serve your area see the request. Each decides for itself whether to respond.
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Choose who to speak with
Compare how they would approach it, reveal your company only to the ones you choose, and deal with them directly.
Before you hire tipper trucks
Truck size and loads
A 6 or 10 cube tipper suits most site work. Say roughly how many cubes or loads, so suppliers can say how many trucks it takes.
Loading on site
Say whether a machine on site loads the trucks, or whether you need that arranged too.
Where the load goes
A stockpile on site, a registered dump site or another site. The distance and any dumping fee both change the cost.
By the day, the load or the hour
Tipper hire is charged in all three ways. Say how you want it priced, or let suppliers say how they would price it.
Questions buyers ask
What does it cost to post a request?
Posting a request is free. A supplier pays one token when it decides your request is worth answering. What you agree about the work is between you and the supplier.
Who sees my request?
Companies that do this specific work, within reach of your site. They see the job. Whether they also see your company name is your choice: you can stay anonymous until you pick who to talk to.
What if nobody responds?
Your request reaches companies that do this work within minutes. Each decides for itself whether to respond, so we cannot promise responses. If the work cannot wait, contact your usual suppliers as well.
Can I hire tipper trucks with drivers?
Yes. Say how many trucks and drivers you need, and whether a machine on site loads them. Suppliers respond to the job as you describe it.
How is tipper hire usually charged?
By the day, by the load or by the hour. Say how many loads and how far they go, and suppliers respond to the job as described.
Who arranges where the load is tipped?
Say where it must go: a stockpile on site, a registered dump site or another site. If you need the supplier to find a dump site, say so in your request.
What if the job runs longer than planned?
Say in your request whether the dates might move. Extending the hire is agreed between you and the supplier you choose, not with Headcore.
Does Headcore hire out equipment?
No. Headcore is a matching system: it puts your request in front of companies that do this work, and you deal with the supplier directly. Keep your usual suppliers; use Headcore when they cannot help, or when the job is outside what they do.
Start with what you know.
A sentence or two is enough. Nothing reaches suppliers until you review and post it.
Start your request