Trucking companies, government entities and nonprofit groups responded to the devastation wrought along Florida’s Gulf Coast by Hurricane Ian last month with relief efforts for the many areas affected by the storm, and are working to overcome challenges in getting aid to those in need.
October 6, 2022See the headquarters locations for each of the Top 100 private carriers in North America.
Top 100 Private | Food Service | Grocery | Beverage | Petroleum/Chemical | Industrial Gases | Agriculture/Food Processing | Wholesale/Retail | Manufacturing
Equipment Rental | Building Materials | Waste Management | Paper/Office Products | Construction | Health Care | Uniform Rental | Media & Entertainment
Top Building Materials Carriers
Current Rank | Company | Tractors |
---|---|---|
1 | Quikrete Cos. |
1,358 |
2 | Cemex USA |
1,190 |
3 | Builders FirstSource |
1,029 |
4 | CRH Americas |
927 |
5 | BlueLinx Holdings |
836 |
6 | ABC Supply Co. |
783 |
7 | Beacon Roofing Supply |
603 |
8 | Staker & Parson Co. |
381 |
9 | BMC Stock Holdings |
354 |
10 | Acme Brick Co. |
320 |
11 | Boise Cascade |
295 |
12 | SRS Distribution |
287 |
13 | Grant Group of Cos. |
250 |
14 | Foundation Building Materials |
209 |
15 | Weyerhaeuser Distribution |
190 |
16 | GCC USA Operations |
153 |
17 | OmniSource Corp. |
149 |
18 | HD Supply |
122 |
19 | Cameron Ashley Building Products |
115 |
20 | Edwards Wood Products |
95 |
21 | Aggregate Industries |
90 |
22 | Croell Redi-Mix |
83 |
23 | Parksite Inc. |
66 |
24 | Pacific Coast Supply |
60 |
25 | Dolese Bros. |
55 |
The Top 100 Private Carriers on this list operate their own trucks to carry freight and are ranked on the basis of the total number of highway tractors in the fleet. To be included in the Top 100 list, please send contact information to tteditor@ttnews.com. We will contact you via phone or e-mail to get information about your company prior to publication of the next Top 100 list.
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