Now that the New Year is here, you have another opportunity to save money. We have continued our savings from December into January to give you a second chance to save on the products you need. If you are looking to secure your load with the best products on the market, now is the best time to check out everything we carry.
Are you a long-haul operator and considering the ease of service while on the road? Can repairs be made by any tarp or trailer shop? How about those covered by warranty; can you get the work done on the road or do you have to return to the manufacturing facility?
Retractable Tarping Systems are made to last up to 10 years, but will require service over that time. The biggest question to ask yourself is, “How quickly will repairs be made?" Here
With the New Years right around the corner you are probably getting ready to spring into action to make the most of 2020. For truck drivers and fleets, the new year is a great time to set the pace of your business for the coming year. Before you do you might consider reading below to see some of the things that you might want to be aware of before starting out.
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Black Friday has come and gone, but not the holiday savings that came with it. This year we wanted to take the spirit of giving and pass it on....to you the customer. We are cutting the prices on a number of items as a way of thanking you for being so loyal.
From November 29th through December 31st Tarpstop is holding the savings of the century. With discounts on transport chain, ratchet straps, trailer winches and more, these are the deal's
This September the 17th through the 19th we will be taking ourselves back to London, Ohio for the annual Farm Science Review. You can find us at our normal spot near entrance C at booth #937. We'll be taking our Fastrak Direct so we can educate many of the attendees about the benefits of tarping. We'll also bring our mini Side-Lok system so they can learn about the various systems that we have.
Tarpstop, a Toledo-based tarpaulin & load covering company for the trucking industry, will be hosting a grand opening at the newest location in North Jackson, Ohio on May 23rd. This newest location is meant to make Tarpstop more accessible to their customers that have had to travel from the East Coast.
Toledo native and operator Trey Newlove will be managing and overseeing the new
This year at the Mid American Trucking Show Tarpstop came out with a blast. With over 1100 exhibitors in over 1 million square feet of space; there were seminars, contests, giveaways, concerts and even awards. Located at booth 18036 in the North Wing.
This year at the booth we showcased not only our amazing Fastrak II system but also our new system, the Fastrak Evolution. The amazing part of this new system is that it simplifies the rolling
Storage within refrigerated units have long been a very structured process. Not only do you have to consider temperature and ventilation but one simple step that is not given enough thought which is securing or fastening the cargo inside.
First of all, when loading everyone knows to stuff the container or unit within the shortest time possible so that the temperature does not affect either the inside of the unit or the cargo itself. You'll
With Christmas at a close and the holiday spirit still in the air we could not help but still be in a giving mood here at Tarpstop. At our Perrysburg location we heard of the 'Play it Forward' toy drive and had to get involved. Working with both Levis Commons and Cousino Restoration, Tarpstop provided the truck for this event to load and unload all of the toys. Giving back to our community has become apart of our 'mantra' here at Tarpstop. Running
Recently the Bowling Green State University women's gymnastics team came to Tarpstop. They needed a solution for some of the wall installations that they were putting together for their team's lounge area and for a 'Wall of Fame" installation presented by Dr. Lee and Marge Meserve. As we are constantly running through walls for our customers, we saw this as a great opportunity to get involved in a project right in our backyard.
