
Mini float
A gooseneck flatbed behind a pickup. Long pipe rides flat on the deck, with no wait for an 18-wheeler.

A plumbing and PVF order can be a full-length stick of pipe and a bag of couplings on the same ticket. Superior sends the truck sized to the longest piece, moves stock between your branches, drops it at the jobsite and restocks your counters overnight.
Plumbing and PVF delivery tends to fall into three jobs. We run all three, from the same dispatch.
One branch has the valves, another has the customer. A stakebed or a cargo van moves the stock across town or across the state, on a schedule or the same day.
Pipe, fittings and fixtures delivered where the crew is working: a slab, a mechanical room, a plant, a lay-down yard. Signed and photographed on arrival.
Loaded at your DC in the evening, run to every branch overnight, a photo at each stop. The counter opens with yesterday’s orders on the shelf.
PVF is the whole system: the pipe, the valves that control it and the fittings that join it. It comes in every material and every length, and much of it is heavy for its size.
We load it so it rides flat and tight, keep small parts with their order, and match the truck to the job instead of sending the biggest one.
Tell dispatch the longest piece and the total weight. They confirm the size on the call and send the truck that carries it.

A gooseneck flatbed behind a pickup. Long pipe rides flat on the deck, with no wait for an 18-wheeler.

The branch-transfer truck. Rails keep bundles in place, the open deck loads by forklift from the side, and it fits the branch lot.

A heavy-duty flatbed for a hot shot of pipe and fittings to a crew that’s waiting.
The same steps whether the order is a pallet of fittings or a mini float of pipe.
Put the predictable work on a schedule and keep a hot shot a phone call away for everything else. If your own trucks are aging out, a dedicated program puts Superior trucks and drivers in their place.
Each market has its own dispatch, drivers and phone number. Transfers run between them across Texas and Louisiana.
Houston, the Ship Channel, Galveston and Beaumont.
Houston →The Metroplex, from the Grand Prairie yard.
Dallas–Fort Worth →Austin, Round Rock and the I-35 corridor.
Austin →San Antonio, New Braunfels and South Texas.
San Antonio →Lafayette, Acadiana and the Gulf Coast.
Lafayette →Pipe that rides flat and tight arrives straight. Our drivers secure every load before it leaves the dock.



The same fleet and dispatch, set up for other trades.
What plumbing and PVF distributors ask us. Anything else, dispatch is up 24/7 at 713-688-1900.
A gooseneck mini float carries long pipe flat on the deck without waiting for an 18-wheeler. Shorter bundles ride on a stakebed or a one-ton flatbed. Dispatch confirms the size and weight on the call.
Yes. Branch transfers run on stakebeds and cargo vans, on a fixed schedule or the same day, within one market or between Superior’s five markets.
Yes. We drop pipe, valves and fittings where the crew is working, with a live GPS link for your customer and a signed, photographed proof of delivery for you.
Yes. We load at your distribution center in the evening, run every branch overnight and leave a photo at each stop, so the counters open stocked.
Sister company J.H. Walker Trucking runs it on an 18-wheeler, flatbed or drop deck, with the same dispatcher and the same paperwork.
Yes. Superior is hazmat certified, with placarded trucks and hazmat-endorsed drivers. Tell dispatch what is on the order when you call.
Tell dispatch the longest piece, the weight and where it goes.