Site questions first
Ground conditions, access, and unloading space get sorted at booking, so the driver arrives with a plan instead of improvising on a slope.
Moffett delivery in Denver, CO
Moffett Delivery in Denver
Mountain-metro jobsites. Freight that unloads itself.
From the Front Range to the foothills, Denver jobsites sit on grade, gravel, and unfinished ground. Fello arranges Moffett-equipped flatbeds across Colorado, so the forklift rides the trailer and sets your materials down at the site.
Why Denver
Jobsites here are rarely flat, finished, or easy
Denver's construction spreads up and down I-25 and out along I-70, from commercial projects in the metro to energy work and mountain-town builds where the nearest freight terminal is hours away. Sites sit on slopes, staging areas are dirt, and weather closes delivery windows fast.
A Moffett is built for that. It is a rough-terrain forklift that dismounts from the trailer and handles ground a warehouse forklift never could. It still needs a firm, level spot to work from, which is why we ask about the site before we book the truck.
Worth knowing before you book
- The forklift rides the trailer, so nothing gets staged or rented on site
- It handles gravel and dirt, but needs firm, level footing to lift
- It takes roughly 4,000 to 7,000 lb off trailer payload depending on the model, and we quote around that
- Some crews call it a piggyback forklift. Same machine.
How Fello handles it
Booked around the site, not just the lane
Colorado punishes freight that was planned from a desk. We collect the details that matter before the truck rolls.
Weather-aware scheduling
Front Range weather turns fast. Delivery windows get set with the forecast in mind, and reset quickly when it changes.
Coverage beyond the metro
We source Moffett capacity for metro Denver and for the harder stops, from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs and into the hills.
Tracking and a named rep
Every load gets tracking and one person you can call by name. If a delivery slips, you hear it from us first.
Talk to an expert
Materials headed to a Colorado jobsite?
Tell us where it is going and what the ground looks like. We will line up the right truck for it.