High-Value Freight Transportation
Secure Delivery for Precious Cargo
First Call has protected sensitive, high-value freight for its partners for nearly two decades. Investing heavily in industry-leading tracking and anti-theft tech gives our team complete visibility into the status of your most valuable shipments to ensure successful delivery.
A Trustworthy Network
We use continuous monitoring tech and an established network of drivers we know and trust to ensure your freight is safeguarded throughout its entire journey.
Anti-Theft Measures
Our multilayered security protocols will keep your freight safe and eliminate telltale patterns that could provide opportunities for theft.
Full Visibility on Your Valuables
Tracking software shows where your freight is at all times. First Call provides regular status updates and communications through a user-friendly customer portal.
Simplify your Shipment with First Call Logistics
Building and managing cost-efficient supply chains is a full-time job. First Call’s rare combination of in-house assets, expert problem-solving and track record of stellar customer service makes us the 3PL of choice for business partners with a wide range of shipping needs.
More Resouces on High-Value Freight Shipping:
- Three Keys to Managing High-Value Transport
- Achieving End-to-End Supply Chain Visibility
- Meeting Unique Needs with White Glove Delivery Services
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