A cross-border move benefits from one clear plan for the whole route. Rules can change from one jurisdiction to the next, so we account for those differences early.
Share the complete route
Share the origin, destination, border crossing, and planned route if you have one. If the route is still under review, the starting and ending points are still enough to begin.
Bring the load details
Dimensions, weight, equipment type, and trailer information let us set the coverage properly and account for the conditions on the permitted or intended route. Include the height, width, length, and any clearance concerns you already know about.
Confirm the schedule
Share the intended dates and any delivery or site deadlines. We’ll coordinate the coverage around the schedule and the route.
Keep high-pole service continuous
If the move needs high-pole work, X Evo can provide it in the United States, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. Where that coverage is required, the same X Evo pilot can stay with a Canada–U.S. move instead of the carrier hiring a separate pilot for that portion.