Hit the dock at the right minute. We move high-value AV and staging kit with flight case handling, venue etiquette, and multi-stop routing. From conference sets to tours and festivals, our AV-trained crews deliver safe, quiet load-ins and get you out on time.
We work from your call sheet and advance notes, then schedule vehicles and stand-by to match your dock slots.

Since the UK left the EU on 31 January 2020, every load going out or coming back needs an entry, and we do ours in house rather than through a broker who has never met the driver. Customs clearance covers import and export declarations, ATA Carnets, T1 transits, GMRs and Port Passes. We need a Power of Attorney signed by a company official first. Where you have no EU entity we may be able to provide an exporter or importer of record. It is not cheap.



We have carried event kit into ExCel, The O2, Alexandra Palace, the Tower of London and a good number of fields and castles in between, and we still criss-cross Europe at a moment's notice for the ones that come up late. Vehicles run from Renault Trafics up to an 18 tonne DAF with a 2.5 tonne cantilever tail lift, all with air ride, load lok, shoring poles and blankets. Drivers work rather than watch. Import and export customs, including ATA Carnets, is handled in house.



Export case packing means a bespoke wooden crate built round the item rather than the item forced into a box, and it is what you need when goods are going worldwide by multi mode transport and will be handled by people you will never meet. Crates are made from certified and treated timber, any size, with screwed lids and one screwed side so the contents come out without a crowbar. Inside, polystyrene or foam inserts and anti-static bubble bags. ShockWatch and TiltWatch labels go on the outside.



Pro audio and AV transport since 1996, for sound engineers, production and tour managers and the bands themselves. We have traversed most of the mountain ranges and sailed most of the ferry routes, from a backline delivery to the bottom of a ski slope in Davos for MTV Winterjam to an urgent mixing desk swap out in Belfort for the Eurockéennes festival. Air ride vehicles, load lok and E-track at three levels, aluminium ramps or tail lifts. We sort the carnets in house.



Secure transport, for us, means the vehicle, the driver and the handling kit all belong to Secure Transportation, so there is nobody in the chain we have not trained and nobody we cannot get hold of at two in the morning. Vehicles are plain and unsignwritten, fitted with Thatcham approved deadlocks and remote engine immobilisation, and tracked to street level anywhere in Europe. Much of our work sits under mutual NDAs. ISO 9001:2015 accredited, RHA members, registration number 012412.



This is what the business was set up to do in 1996, a same day express courier service, and we still criss-cross the UK and Europe at a moment's notice for the jobs the trade calls a special. It is what you want when an overnight pallet or parcel service is quite simply not good enough. One vehicle, your goods only. Tracked to street level anywhere in Europe, with live tracking to your desktop or phone. Support anywhere in Europe within 24 to 48 hours after the word go.



UK transport coverage runs out of two bases, one at London Heathrow at the heart of the UK colocation datacentre industry and the other near Farnborough Airport about 30 minutes away, which puts most of the country inside a straightforward day's drive. We run 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, and vehicles are tracked to street level. The M25 corridor is our back garden. Everything north of that is a day out and we plan it as one.



We run two warehouses. One is at Hayes next to London Heathrow, at the heart of the UK colocation datacentre industry, and the other is our Farnborough Airport headquarters half an hour away in Hampshire. Between them there are 850 racked pallet spaces, 150 out of gauge floor spaces and four pre-staging racks with power and full fibre, so vendor deliveries can come in, sit on our warehouse management system, be built and tested, and go out to site on our own vehicles.


Our crews work alongside your stage managers and venue ops.

PPE, safety brief compliance, load-in lane discipline, and tidy cable management around the dock.
Clearly priced waiting time and overnight stand-by options when show times shift.
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Conference day builds with early morning dock arrivals and evening load-outs.
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Touring multi-city hops with overnight holds.
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Broadcast units requiring quiet handling and fixed times.
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Venue load-ins with strict dock access and briefed marshals.
We use protective wraps, load plans, and case stacking rules. Drivers photograph loads on departure and arrival for your records.

Air-ride, load-lock and E-track–equipped vehicles with blanket-wrap, anti-shock packing and climate-considerate handling to protect flight cases, LED walls, line-array speaker systems and mixing consoles during event transport and multi-drop runs.

GPS-tracked vehicles, sealed loads, photo PODs, driver accreditation for venues, and CMR/cargo insurance with COI on request, delivering audit-ready pro audio transport with real-time ETA updates and backstage compliance.
Yes, and we would rather set it out plainly than bury it. Waiting time is where quotes usually go wrong. A quote shows the drops, the mileage and any standing time in blocks, so you can see what a two hour wait at a dock actually costs before you agree to it rather than afterwards on an invoice. Waiting happens on event and data centre work more often than anyone admits, because docks run late and access slots slip. If the run is regular we can price it as a round instead, which usually works out better for both of us. Send us the addresses, the order they need doing in and how long you expect to hold the vehicle at each one.
Yes. We have been moving professional audio and AV since 1996 and worked with a fair number of sound engineers, production and tour managers along the way, from back-line delivered to the bottom of a ski slope in Davos for MTV Winterjam to a mixing desk swapped out in Belfort for the Eurockéennes Festival. Our people know what a flight case is worth and how a dock, a get-in and a load order work. We have loaded at ExCeL, The O2, Alexandra Palace, the Barbican, Pinewood and Dock 10, and a working driver can stay with you to help build up or break down rather than dropping the load and leaving.
Yes, and events are where carnets bite hardest, because the get-out is at two in the morning and the border does not care. We build the general list off your equipment schedule with serials, weights, values and origin, arrange the document, and our own drivers present it in and out at each crossing themselves. That last point matters. A carnet stamped in but not out is a bill for duty on kit you already own, and untangling it afterwards takes longer than the tour did. Plan the crossings around customs offices closing at 4pm and being shut all weekend. If a temporary admission would suit the trip better than a carnet, we will say so before you buy one.
Yes, and that is when most of this work happens. We run 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, and a vehicle can sit on standby while a show overruns rather than leaving you to find one at midnight. A working driver can stay and help. Vehicles are air ride with tail lifts or aluminium ramps, load lok, shoring poles, straps and blankets, and the smaller ones will get into a car park with a 2.0m height restriction, which matters more at a venue than the size of the biggest truck we own. Between events we can store the set and the kit at either warehouse.
Share your call sheet and cities. We will confirm vehicles and timings.
