Delivery Options That Fit Your Needs

Flexible delivery options to match your schedule, space, and setup needs.

Best if: you have help lined up and can take it from the driveway yourself.

Driveway Delivery

We palletize and protect your equipment in our warehouse, then ship it with a vetted freight carrier to your address anywhere in the lower 48.

The driver lowers the pallet to ground level at your curb or driveway. Getting it from there into your space is up to you, so line up help and clear a path before delivery day.

How Driveway Delivery Works

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We palletize and protect it

Your equipment is strapped, wrapped, and secured to a pallet in our warehouse once it is ready, then tendered to a vetted freight carrier.

2

The carrier calls to schedule

Once it reaches the terminal nearest you, the carrier contacts you directly to set a delivery appointment.

3

Liftgate to your driveway

Your equipment will arrive on a pallet. The driver will lower the pallet to ground level at your curb or driveway. While drivers often bring pallets into the garage, this is not guaranteed, so please be prepared in case the equipment is left outside.

Driveway Delivery

Dillon explains our nationwide driveway delivery method.

Driveway Delivery
Best if: you want it in the room, built, and ready to use with nothing left for you to do.

Inside Delivery & Assembly

Our full-service option, and the same service wherever you are. We bring your equipment into the room of your choice on the first floor, assemble it, test it, and take the packaging away with us.

It is one rate that covers the whole job, whether you are here in Central Texas, across the country, or taking a dedicated truckload. There is no separate assembly charge to add on later.

How Inside Delivery & Assembly Works

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Choose it at checkout

Pick Inside Delivery & Assembly as your delivery option. The price you see is the whole job, so there is nothing else to add to your order.

2

We schedule it with you

Once your order is ready, our team reaches out to set a day and time that works for you, and the crew confirms the appointment before they head out.

3

In the room, built and tested

The crew brings your equipment into your room of choice on the first floor, assembles it, tests that everything moves the way it should, and hauls the packaging and trash away before they leave. Stairs or an upper floor? Talk to us first so we can plan for it.

Best if: you're outfitting a full gym, ordering multiple pallets, or oversized machines.

Full Truckload Shipping

For large and commercial orders, we reserve an entire trailer for your equipment. One truck, one trip, direct from our warehouse to your facility.

Fewer touches means less handling damage, and your whole build arrives on a single date instead of pallets trickling in over weeks.

How Full Truckload Shipping Works

1

We quote your full truckload automatically

Once your cart reaches the right weight or equipment combination, a dedicated trailer quote appears automatically. No manual quotes needed. When you're ready to ship, we reserve an entire truck just for your order.

2

We book and ship your complete order

After everything is staged, checked, and paid, we book your truck and load it out. Your complete order ships in one truck, one trip. Delivery takes 1 to 2 business days, with no terminal transfers or handling damage risk.

3

You unload at installation site

Everything arrives palletized and ready. For 26-foot box trucks, we include a lift gate. For semis, you'll need a forklift for unloading. If you want hands-off delivery, choose Inside Delivery & Assembly and we handle the entire unload on site.

Full Truckload Shipping | Build A Gym

Dillon explains dedicated truckload shipping method for large orders.

Full Truckload Shipping | Build A Gym

What's The Same, No Matter How It Ships

Packed To Survive The Trip

Every machine is crated, corner-protected, strapped to a pallet, and shrink-wrapped in our warehouse before it goes anywhere.

Know What To Have Ready

Prepare your space: measure doorways and openings, clear a path to your installation area, and confirm you have proper access. Some equipment arrives fully assembled, while others ship in pieces. Either way, plan for heavy components that need room to move.

If Something Arrives Wrong

Inspect before you sign. Note any damage on the delivery receipt and take photos, even if it looks minor. That receipt is what makes a claim straightforward.

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