01 · Electrical
Electrical supply
Wire reels, conduit, fixtures and gear from your distribution center to branches and jobsites, on stakebeds and box trucks, with overnight branch restock and will-call runs.
Industries · Texas and Louisiana
Built for supply houses. And the field.
Distributors are Superior’s core customer: electrical, plumbing and PVF, and HVAC supply houses that have to keep branches stocked and jobsites moving. Oilfield, chemical and industrial shippers call us for the load that can’t wait. Each trade gets the truck, the schedule and the paperwork it needs.
1978Moving Texas since
HazmatCertified, placarded
5Local markets
24/7Live dispatch
Why supply houses call us
Your counter, your customer.
A distributor sells two things: the stock and the promise that it shows up. When a branch runs short or a contractor is waiting at the jobsite, the truck is part of the sale.
Superior has run that truck since 1978. We know the difference between a will-call, a branch transfer and a jobsite drop, and we dispatch each one differently.
Field operators, from the oilfield to the plant gate, use us for the same reason: one call, a truck sized to the load, and proof when it lands.
- Trucks sized to the load: pickup, cargo van, one-ton, stakebed, large stakebed, box truck with lift gate or mini float.
- Overnight routes that load at your DC in the evening and stock every branch before it opens.
- Hot shots and same-day runs for the order that can’t wait for tomorrow’s route.
- Dedicated trucks that replace your own, supplied, driven, insured and maintained by Superior.
- Hazmat certified, with placarded trucks and hazmat-endorsed drivers.
- A live GPS link, a text at every milestone and signed, photographed proof of delivery.
Five trades, five pages
Pick your industry.
Each page covers what we haul for that trade, the trucks that fit and how a normal week of service runs.
02 · Plumbing & PVF
Plumbing & PVF
Pipe, valves and fittings. Stakebeds for branch transfers, gooseneck mini floats when the pipe runs long, and jobsite drops where the crew is working.
03 · HVAC
HVAC supply
Equipment and parts to dealers and jobsites. Cargo vans for parts, box trucks with lift gates for units, overnight counter stocking and same-day runs.
04 · Oilfield & energy
Oilfield hot shot
Pipe, tools and parts to the yard, the rig and the dock, from Houston to Lafayette and the Gulf Coast, any hour. Heavier loads move on J.H. Walker’s 18-wheelers.
05 · Chemical & specialty
Chemical & hazmat
Drums and totes on placarded trucks with hazmat-endorsed drivers, to the plants along the Ship Channel and the Gulf Coast. Bulk tanker loads run through J.H. Walker.
And the rest
More we move.
These trades don’t have their own page yet. The trucks, the dispatch and the tracking are the same.
06 · Industrial plants
Plants & turnarounds
Parts and equipment for plants, shops and turnarounds, run hot when a unit is waiting. Ask for a quote →
07 · Construction
Construction
Material to the jobsite on a stakebed or a flatbed, staged where the crew needs it. See our services →
08 · Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Parts between plants, suppliers and docks, on a schedule or the same day. See our services →
Sister company
Medical
All medical courier work, from labs to pharmacies to hospitals, goes to Atlas Delivery Service, part of the same family. Atlas Delivery →
Via J.H. Walker
18-wheeler freight
Flatbed, drop deck, van, heavy haul and tanker loads run through J.H. Walker Trucking, with the same dispatcher and paperwork. J.H. Walker →
Not listed?
Ask dispatch
If it fits on one of our trucks, we can probably move it. Tell dispatch what it is and where it goes. 713-688-1900 →
Same company, different work
One fleet. Five rhythms.
The trades share trucks, but not schedules. Here is what each one tends to lean on.
Dispatch confirms the size and weight of every load on the call, so the truck that shows up is the one that fits.
- ElectricalOvernight branch restock, with will-call hot shots during the day.
- Plumbing & PVFBranch transfers and long pipe on mini floats.
- HVACLift-gate box trucks for units, vans for parts, same-day to dealers.
- OilfieldHot shots at any hour, across Texas and Louisiana.
- ChemicalPlacarded trucks and hazmat-endorsed drivers.
Services every trade uses
Five ways we run it.
Mix them. A distributor might run an overnight route every night and call a hot shot when something can’t wait for it.
Coverage
Five markets. Local in each.
Every trade is served from the same five markets, each with its own dispatch, drivers and phone number, and runs between them across Texas and Louisiana.
Gulf Coast · HQ
Houston
The Ship Channel, Gulf Coast plants 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
Acadiana, the Gulf Coast and oilfield service.
Lafayette →Industry questions
Before you call.
What shippers ask about who we serve. Anything else, dispatch is up 24/7 at 713-688-1900.
What industries does Superior Delivery Service serve?
Oilfield and energy, electrical, plumbing and PVF, HVAC, industrial plants, chemical and specialty, construction and manufacturing. Distributors and supply houses are our core customer.
Why do distributors use Superior instead of their own trucks?
Some replace their fleet with a dedicated truck program that Superior supplies, drives, insures and maintains. Others keep their trucks and use Superior for overnight branch restock, hot shots and the overflow.
Does Superior handle medical deliveries?
No. All medical work goes to sister company Atlas Delivery Service, part of the J.H. Walker family.
Can Superior move hazmat?
Yes. Superior is hazmat certified, with placarded trucks and hazmat-endorsed drivers.
What if my load is too big for a hotshot?
Sister company J.H. Walker Trucking runs it on an 18-wheeler, flatbed, drop deck, van, heavy haul or tanker, with the same dispatcher and the same paperwork.
Is my industry listed?
If it is not, call anyway. Tell dispatch what is moving, where and when, and they will tell you which truck fits.
Tell us what you sell.
We’ll tell you which truck, which schedule and which market runs it.