In general most shipments are delivered Monday - Friday between 9:00AM - 6:00PM. However, most deliveries do tend to be in the morning and pickup in the afternoon.

For LTL and air freight shipments, delivery times run 3 - 10 working days depending on the distance and the actual service areas. Near by states closer to 2 - 5 days & across the country 5 - 10 days

These estimates are just that, estimates and shipments are not guaranteed unless that service has been booked.

Using the BOL (bill of lading number) for your shipment, you may go to the your actual carrier's  website and check the tracking or delivery time for your shipment.

If the shipment has been delivered to the local terminal, you will want to call the local terminal and ensure you will be home at the date and time they will be delivering. Freight can not be delivered without some authorized to accept it available for signing the delivery document.

Transit times are guaranteed only if noted as such on the carrier options list returned for your quote. All other transit times are reliable, but not guaranteed.  Transit times do not include the day of pickup.

Depending on where your cargo is departing from and being delivered to, it usually takes between 3 and 7 business days.  Some variables that effect delivery time include traffic congestion and inclined weather conditions.

Also, if the shipper or consignee cannot be contacted by the freight companies’ terminal, pick-up and delivery times can be delayed.  It is important to provide accurate contact information for both the departure and delivery points to help ensure a timely delivery. 

The consignee (party receiving the shipment) must provide access for the truck and a means to off load the truck. This may be a dock, a fork lift, an elevator or "old fashion mussel" (people).