Fuel Surcharge For The Week Ending 10/12/2019 is 25%


Pickup and Delivery Rate Sheet

Rates reflect services performed Rates effective 05/01/2018
Monday through Friday 0800-1700

FOR IMPORT RATES < PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE > DUE TO THE PORT CONGESTION AT JFK AIRPORT

WE OFFER SPOT QUOTES FOR DIFFERENT AIRLINE TERMNALS

 

 

 

Liftgate: $50.00
New Jersey Transfer $30.00 per shipment-no weight charge
Waiting Time: $35.00 per ½  hour
Residential: $10.00
2nd Man Delivery: $50.00
Unpack & Debris Removal: $50.00 per crate
Inside Delivery: $10.00 or $.03 per pound
Coliseum/Hotel/Tradeshows: $30
F.C.C.O.D. or C.O.D. Fee: $10
Pickup Attempt:30 Area Minimum
Inbound Recovery: $15.00
Outbound Line haul: $15.00 minimum or $4.00 per hundred
Hazardous Mat’l Fee: $25.00
Fuel Surcharge: Determined Weekly
Air Ride Equipment: $50
Maximum Trailer Rate Zone1-4 $555 - Max St Truck $350
Maximum Trailer Rate Zone 5 $700 - Max St Truck $500

 

The liability of Shea Trucking is limited to Fifty Dollars ($50.00) per shipment unless a greater valuation is declared to Shea Trucking and charges for such greater value paid at the rate of Fifty Cents ($.50) per each One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) of declared value.  Such values must be declared in writing and accepted by Shea Trucking in writing.

Thank You For Choosing Shea Trucking                Effective 01 /2016 

 

 

ADDENDUM TO THE IMPORT RATES

DUE TO THE ABUSIVE WAIT TIMES AND DECLINING SERVICE LEVELS AT THE JFK AIRLINES, THERE IS A $50.00 SURCHARGE ON EACH IMPORT SHIPMENT

PLEASE NOTE CONTAINER STATIONS WILL NOT BE SUBJECT TO THIS SURCHARGE

 

On a normal day a trucker can spend between 2 and 7 hours to recover an import shipment. Shea Trucking can no longer afford to keep a driver their without receiving some compensation.

 

We are sorry for any inconvience that this may cause you, but it is necessary to remain competitive

 

Once the Airlines and Freight Handlers Get their act together, the fee will be discontinued

Even with the instability in the trucking field, and never employing a sales staff, Shea continues to grow. Much of that can be attributed to the fact that when you call Shea, there's a pretty good possibility you'll be speaking with one of the owners. Brother Rich (President), Jim and Chris run the day to day operations mindful of the adage "You are only as good as your last delivery." If that means coming in early, staying late to load trucks, or getting in the truck to deliver your important shipment, they will be there - their business and your business depends on it.