Covering your load isn’t just the law — it’s good for the environment. Here’s how tarping keeps our roads and waterways clean, and what we do in our own California factory to cut waste.
A covered load keeps dirt, sand, gravel, and silt off the road and out of our waterways — protecting wildlife, water quality, and the vehicles around you.
A UK study found tarping can boost fuel efficiency by up to 9%. For most fleets, a tarp system pays for itself within a year — while making the road safer.
How We Reduce Our Footprint
Recycle
Recycle & Conserve
Excess manufacturing material — down to the chips from our CNC machining — is sorted by type and recycled. Incoming pallets and packaging are reconfigured and reused.
Energy
Energy Efficiency
Our California factory and warehouse run on low-energy lighting, much of it on motion sensors that shut off unoccupied areas.
Waste
Less Paper, Less Waste
We moved from printed mailers to monthly e-newsletters and digital brochures, cutting paper waste and the demand on trees.
Debris shed onto the road from uncovered loads
Excess material sorted and recycled
Covered loads cut drag and improve fuel efficiency
Cover Your Load, Protect the Road
Shop tarp systems built for your truck, or see what your state requires.