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Miller Transfer Miller Transfer is your heavy haul expert! This company was located in Clarion, Pennsylvania operating with two trucks, primarily transporting household goods.

Miller Transfer and Rigging Company (“Miller Transfer”) was founded in 1968, after the purchase of the operating rights and property from Miller Transfer & Storage, a local trucking company. After the purchase, the name was changed to Miller Transfer and Rigging Company. It was at this time, this newly formed company began directing its efforts to the transport of steel products and industrial machinery within a three state area of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Michigan. Miller Transfer remained at the Clarion, Pennsylvania facility until 1970 when they purchased land in Edinburg, Ohio. They constructed a five thousand square foot building, which housed both dispatch and a maintenance facility. The new location was chosen because of its close proximity to the major interstates and their industrial customer base. After relocating to Edinburg, Ohio, Miller Transfer began to develop its business strategy of transporting heavy machinery including expanding operating rights to service all points within and east of the Mississippi river. During the 1980’s, the company grew significantly, adding terminals throughout the Eastern United States. Not only did the company’s legal dimension freight volume grow, its heavy haul business was also expanding. As manufacturing increased during this time period, so did the sizes and weights of the commodities transported. As the result of the increase in product sizes and weights, along with state bridge restriction weight laws, the use of multi-axle equipment became prevalent. These multi-axle heavy haul units allowed trucking companies to transport significantly heavier weights within the each states’ weight restriction mandates. Miller Transfer was at the forefront of this exciting time in the trucking industry. The company purchased its first multi-axle trailer in 1985 and continued to expand its heavy haul fleet throughout the 1980’s, 1990’s, and 2000’s. It also grew its independent contractor fleet significantly during this time period. Today, Miller Transfer operates eighteen terminals nationwide and services the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Our company’s passion is “Great people, together building a great company.”

Our niche is to be the “Best in specialty transportation.”

Our core values are:

1. Safety
2. Integrity
3. Entrepreneurial Mindset
4. Relationship Building
5. Hustle

What happens when a project schedule changes 800 miles from your facility?That's when your transportation partner's geog...
10/14/2026

What happens when a project schedule changes 800 miles from your facility?

That's when your transportation partner's geographic reach really matters.

Miller Transfer's network includes company-owned and operated facilities throughout the United States, giving customers regional resources backed by a consistent transportation partner.

A national network isn't simply about covering more miles. It's about having resources closer to where your projects are happening.

Your manufacturing facility may be in one location. Your customers aren't.When specialized equipment heads to projects a...
10/12/2026

Your manufacturing facility may be in one location. Your customers aren't.

When specialized equipment heads to projects across the country, transportation becomes more complicated than simply adding miles.

Equipment availability, multi-state permitting, regional requirements, changing schedules, and project support all come into play.

Miller Transfer operates facilities across the United States, giving customers access to resources in multiple regions while maintaining a single transportation relationship.

Wherever the next project takes your business, your transportation partner should be prepared to go with you.

When your projects cross state lines, does your transportation partner have the reach to support them?For manufacturers ...
10/09/2026

When your projects cross state lines, does your transportation partner have the reach to support them?

For manufacturers serving customers nationally, geographic coverage can influence equipment availability, regional support, multi-state coordination, and the ability to respond when project schedules change.

This week's Miller Transfer Newsletter examines why a transportation provider's national footprint can become an important operational advantage for manufacturers with projects throughout the country.

Read the full issue at the link below.

Why Geography Matters in Specialized Transportation Manufacturers rarely serve only the customers located near their plants. Manufacturers may build industrial equipment, power-generation systems, machinery, modular structures, and other specialized products in one region and install them at project

Your generator may take months to manufacture. Don't make transportation an afterthought.When equipment is high-value, p...
10/07/2026

Your generator may take months to manufacture. Don't make transportation an afterthought.

When equipment is high-value, project-specific, and tied to a critical installation schedule, consider more than whether a carrier has a truck available.

Does the carrier have experience with power generation equipment? The right specialized trailers? Project management capabilities? Nationwide resources? Can they coordinate delivery with the customer and jobsite?

Miller Transfer combines specialized equipment with the planning and coordination required for complex moves.

The right transportation partner helps protect more than the shipment. It helps protect the customer commitment behind it.

The 2027 Miller Transfer Wall Calendar is here.Want a copy for your office, shop, or dispatch area? We’ll send one your ...
10/06/2026

The 2027 Miller Transfer Wall Calendar is here.

Want a copy for your office, shop, or dispatch area? We’ll send one your way. Visit millertransfer.com/calendar and complete the request form to receive your 2027 calendar by mail.

Prefer to print your own? A downloadable desktop version is available there, too.

Start planning for 2027 with Miller Transfer.

10/05/2026

Data center expansion is creating significant opportunities for power generation manufacturers.

But there's another question worth considering: Can your transportation strategy keep up with your sales strategy?

Winning projects in new markets may mean shipping large generators and related equipment hundreds or thousands of miles from your manufacturing facility.

Miller Transfer provides specialized equipment, project management, and nationwide transportation resources to help manufacturers support customers wherever the next project takes them.

As your market expands, your transportation capabilities need to expand with it.

What does the data center boom mean for specialized transportation?Every new facility requires an extensive network of p...
10/02/2026

What does the data center boom mean for specialized transportation?

Every new facility requires an extensive network of power, cooling, electrical, and backup systems. Much of that equipment is oversized, high-value, and critical to keeping construction and commissioning schedules moving.

This week's Miller Transfer Newsletter looks beyond the digital side of data centers to examine the physical infrastructure behind them and the increasingly important role specialized transportation plays in getting it to the jobsite.

Read the full issue at https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-does-data-center-boom-mean-specialized-transportation-cknhe

09/30/2026

Your equipment is ready. But is the jobsite ready for your equipment?

On fast-moving data center projects, successful delivery requires more than hitting a date on the calendar. Crane availability, installation crews, site access, construction sequencing, and other deliveries may all need to align.

Miller Transfer helps customers coordinate those details before the truck arrives, creating a transportation plan built around what's happening at the destination.

Because arriving on time only matters if the project is ready for you.

09/28/2026

A data center may move information, but building one requires moving a tremendous amount of physical infrastructure.

Generators. Transformers. Switchgear. Cooling systems. Modular electrical buildings. Much of that equipment is large, specialized, high-value, and closely tied to the construction schedule.

If you manufacture or manage equipment headed to a data center project, start transportation planning well before it's ready to ship.

Miller Transfer can help evaluate equipment requirements, routes, permits, site access, and delivery timing early so transportation supports the project schedule rather than becoming a last-minute complication.

How do you choose the right partner for a shipment where the consequences of getting it wrong are significant?Start with...
09/25/2026

How do you choose the right partner for a shipment where the consequences of getting it wrong are significant?

Start with more than price.

In this week’s Miller Transfer Newsletter, we look at the questions customers should consider when evaluating a specialized transportation provider, including planning capabilities, relevant experience, equipment, safety, communication, and the ability to adapt when project conditions change.

Read the full issue at https://tinyurl.com/84dtpwwb

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Rootstown, OH
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