Dayton Trucking Company Hauls Construction Materials Across York County
The family-owned company also runs snow hauling, dump runs and gravel supply, its website says.

By Maine Business Wire Features Desk
· 2 min read

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Big Boy Trucking LLC is a family-owned hauling company based in Dayton that moves construction materials, snow and job-site debris for contractors, municipalities and property owners across southern Maine, according to its website.
What the Trucks Carry
The company's website lists gravel, asphalt, stone, loam and fill among the materials it delivers or hauls away, and it says same-day delivery is available for large orders. A separate gravel and aggregate supply line offers direct delivery of construction-grade gravel and crushed stone for projects of varying size, the site says.
Beyond material hauling, the website lists snow hauling and winter services for commercial lots and roadside snow removal, plus site cleanup and dump runs for post-construction debris and recycled asphalt. A custom trucking projects category covers work the company describes as equipment transport and multi-site coordination for jobs that do not fit its standard service list.
Municipal and Commercial Clients
The website says the company takes on large-scale hauling jobs for towns, cities and commercial developments throughout York County, in addition to its contractor and homeowner work. It describes its fleet as heavy-duty dump trucks and equipment built for the region's toughest jobs.
On its about page, the company says it was built on honest work and fair pricing, adding that customers who call the business reach the same people who show up on the job site rather than a call center. The site frames that direct relationship, along with what it calls local knowledge of southern Maine roads and terrain, as central to how the company operates.
Big Boy Trucking lists its base of operations as Dayton, Maine, and advertises service across York County and the surrounding area, with same-day delivery offered for bulk material orders.
The company's website says it works with contractors on active job sites as well as homeowners handling smaller residential deliveries, such as a load of gravel for a new driveway or loam for grading a yard. It lists sand and fill material and large-volume bulk orders among the options a customer can request, in addition to its standard gravel, asphalt, stone and loam deliveries.
More about the company at bigboytruckingme.com.




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