Our services

Temperature-controlled truckload from the West Valley

Connect Express LLC hauls reefer freight out of Glendale, AZ (5701 W Maryland Ave). We pre-cool trailers, set and monitor temperatures, and pull reefer download data for produce, dairy, beverages and pharma moving through the Phoenix market. Dispatch: 480-401-1998. Shippers booking a reefer should specify set point, pre-cool, and download needs before pickup — see refrigerated trucking services: what shippers should specify.
Local coverage: Glendale and Phoenix. Ambient freight rides dry van; oversize goes to overdimensional; weekly volume fits dedicated. Request a truckload quote. Need a truck this week? Here’s how to book reefer capacity without delays.

ConnectExpressLLC offers top-of-the-line Refrigerated Services. With our modern fleet driven by seasoned professionals, we guarantee the safe and timely delivery of your temperature-sensitive goods. Our unwavering dedication to punctual shipments and adaptability to individual client needs sets us apart.

Our advanced tracking systems ensure clients are continuously updated, fortifying our reputation for unmatched reliability. Opting for ConnectExpressLLC isn’t just about choosing a refrigerated service; it’s about entrusting a leading name in the industry to enhance your logistics operations.

White semi truck promoting always on time freight delivery

Experience seamless logistics with our Refrigerated Solution

Reliable, efficient, and tailored for you. Choose ConnectExpressLLC today!

Our six services

Choose the service that fits your load

Dry Van Transportation
Dry Van

Enclosed 53-foot trailers for palletized, boxed and general dry freight that needs protection from weather.

FlatBed transportation
FlatBed

Open-deck trailers for loads that must be side- or crane-loaded: steel, lumber, pipe and equipment.

Refrigerated Trucking
Refrigerated

Temperature-controlled trailers with monitored set points for produce, food and other cold-chain freight.

Overdimensional Loads
Overdimensional

Permitted loads that exceed standard legal dimensions, planned with routing, escorts and state permits.

Dedicated Routes CDL Drivers
Dedicated

Trucks and drivers committed to your lanes on a repeating schedule, with predictable capacity.

Logistics and Transportation
Logistics

Planning, carrier sourcing, tracking and documentation when you need more than a single truck.

How does a refrigerated truck work?

A refrigerated truck pairs an insulated trailer with a reefer unit that continuously circulates chilled air around the load, holding the set point you request from pickup through delivery. At Connect Express LLC in Glendale, Arizona, we pre-cool the trailer before loading, load for airflow so pallets do not block the return air, and monitor the set point on the run so produce, dairy, and other temperature-sensitive freight arrives in spec. Our shipper checklist on how to prepare refrigerated shipments covers the dock-side steps before pickup. If you are writing the rate confirmation, see what shippers should specify for refrigerated trucking services, or contact us with your lane, commodity, and required temperature.

Recurring cold-chain lanes can also run dedicated. See our guide to dedicated truckload shipping Arizona.


Refrigerated Trucking FAQ

What does Connect Express haul in reefer trailers?

We haul produce, dairy, beverages, and pharma in temperature-controlled trailers out of Glendale, AZ, moving through the Phoenix market.

How does Connect Express keep reefer loads at temperature?

We pre-cool the trailer before loading, load for airflow so pallets do not block the return air, and monitor the set point on the run.

What should I tell dispatch when booking a reefer?

Specify your set point, pre-cool, and reefer download needs before pickup, along with your lane and commodity. Dispatch: 480-401-1998.

Can refrigerated freight run on a dedicated lane?

Yes. Recurring cold-chain lanes can also run dedicated.

What temperature range can a reefer trailer hold?

Most modern reefer units can hold set points from about -20°F up to around 70°F, depending on the unit. Frozen freight usually runs at 0°F or below, chilled products like dairy and meat typically run between about 28°F and 40°F, and produce varies by crop. Confirm the exact set point the shipper lists on the bill of lading.