Equipment
Box truck with lift gate
Enclosed, so units stay clean and dry, with a lift gate that lowers a pallet to the ground at a dealer’s shop or a jobsite with no dock and no forklift.
HVAC distributors · Texas and Louisiana
When it’s hot, the unit can’t wait.
In Texas and Louisiana, a dead system is an emergency for the homeowner, the dealer and the distributor behind them. Superior moves condensers, air handlers and parts from your warehouse to the dealer’s shop and the jobsite, stocks your counters overnight and runs the same-day order before the tech leaves.
Lift gatesOn box trucks
VansFor parts runs
Same-dayTo dealers & jobs
OvernightCounter stocking
What moves
Big boxes, small parts.
HVAC freight is two kinds of load. Equipment is bulky, boxed and easy to damage if it is dropped or laid on its side. Parts are small and urgent, and the tech is usually standing in a yard waiting for them.
We carry equipment upright and strapped, set it down with a lift gate, and send parts in a van so they don’t wait for the big truck.
- EquipmentCondensers, air handlers, furnaces, coils and packaged units, on pallets and kept upright.
- PartsMotors, capacitors, compressors, controls and thermostats, boxed for a counter or a tech.
- Duct & suppliesDuctwork, flex, line sets and fittings, bulky but light.
- RefrigerantCylinders that need a hazmat carrier: placarded trucks and hazmat-endorsed drivers when the load calls for it.
Trucks that fit
Two trucks do most of it.
A box truck for equipment and a van for parts. Dispatch confirms the size and weight on the call.
Parts
Cargo van
Enclosed, secure and quick. The van carries the motor, the capacitor or the board that gets a system running today.
Bulk
Stakebed
For ductwork, line sets and pallets loaded by forklift, and for the branch-to-branch transfer of equipment that doesn’t need a lift gate.
A day at an HVAC branch
Stocked at night. Moving all day.
How the services fit together for a distributor in the busy season.
- Night
Counter stock lands
Our truck loaded at your DC in the evening and ran every branch overnight. A photo at each stop.
- Open
Counters are full
Dealers and techs walk in to yesterday’s orders on the shelf, not on a truck somewhere.
- Morning
A dealer calls
A system is down and the right unit is at another branch. Dispatch sends a box truck with a lift gate.
- Midday
Same-day drop
The unit is set down at the jobsite. The dealer watched it come on the GPS link.
- Afternoon
Parts run
A van takes a part from the counter to a tech in the field.
- Close
Proof on file
Every drop has a signature and a photo, by email, in the portal or in your ERP.
Dealers and jobsites
Delivered to where the work is.
Your customer is a dealer, and your dealer’s customer is waiting. We deliver to the dealer’s shop, the jobsite, the new-build and the commercial roof job, and give everyone the same live tracking link.
- A text at every milestone: booked, dispatched, picked up, delivered.
- Signed, photographed proof of delivery by email, in the customer portal or into your ERP.
- A local dispatcher in each market, live any hour.
Services that apply
Built for the busy season.
Put the counter stock on a route, then add trucks when the heat comes.
Nightly
Overnight stocking
Every branch stocked before it opens, with a photo at each stop. Overnight replenishment →
Today
Same-day
Equipment to the dealer or the jobsite, booked and delivered the same day. Same-day delivery →
Your own trucks
Dedicated
Our box trucks and drivers in place of yours, sized with our fleet software. Dedicated trucks →
Bigger loads
18-wheelers
Full truckloads of equipment run through sister company J.H. Walker Trucking, same dispatcher. J.H. Walker van →
Coverage
Five hot markets. Local in each.
Each with its own dispatch, drivers and phone number, and runs between them across Texas and Louisiana.
Gulf Coast · HQ
Houston
Houston and its suburbs, Galveston and Beaumont.
Houston →North Texas
Dallas
The Metroplex, from the Grand Prairie yard.
Dallas–Fort Worth →Central Texas
Austin
Austin, Round Rock and the I-35 corridor.
Austin →South Texas
San Antonio
San Antonio, New Braunfels and South Texas.
San Antonio →Louisiana
Lafayette
Lafayette and Acadiana.
Lafayette →Behind the trucks
Kept up in-house.
Our own shop maintains the fleet on a preventive schedule, so the truck on your route is ready for the busy season too.
Other industries
Who else we haul for.
The same fleet and dispatch, set up for other trades.
All industries →Every trade we haul for, on one page.
Electrical →Reels, conduit and gear to branches and jobsites.
Plumbing & PVF →Pipe, valves and fittings, long loads included.
HVAC →Equipment and parts to dealers and jobsites.
Oilfield →Pipe, tools and parts to the yard, rig and dock.
Chemical & hazmat →Drums and totes on placarded trucks.
HVAC questions
Before you call.
What HVAC distributors ask us. Anything else, dispatch is up 24/7 at 713-688-1900.
Can you deliver HVAC equipment where there is no dock?
Yes. A box truck with a lift gate lowers palletized condensers and air handlers to the ground at a dealer’s shop or a jobsite with no dock or forklift.
Do you keep units upright?
Yes. Equipment rides upright and strapped. Tell dispatch the unit count, the size and the weight on the call so they send the truck that fits.
Can you get a part to a technician today?
Yes. A cargo van or pickup hot shot takes the part from your counter to the tech or the jobsite, the same day, with a live GPS link and a text when it is delivered.
Can you stock our HVAC counters overnight?
Yes. We load at your distribution center in the evening, run every branch overnight and photograph each drop, so the counters open stocked.
Can you carry refrigerant?
Yes. Superior is hazmat certified, with placarded trucks and hazmat-endorsed drivers. Tell dispatch what is on the load when you book it.
Can we add trucks for the summer?
Call dispatch with the branches, the days and the volume you expect. Same-day runs, hot shots and scheduled routes can be added alongside your overnight route or a dedicated program.
Beat the heat to the jobsite.
Call dispatch with the unit, the branch and the job address. We’re up.