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History
More than 30 years later, that modest undertaking has grown to become one of the leading family-owned trucking firms in the East. Today, Harris Trucking has over 200 tractors, 400 trailers, and we employ more than 250 staff members and drivers. In addition to the main headquarters in Madison Heights, Virginia (just outside of Lynchburg), Harris occupies terminals in Richmond, Virginia, and Blountville, Tennessee. Those central locations effectively position us to serve cities and ports throughout the Eastern and Central US. And while we’re ready and able to take our customers’ loads anywhere there’s a paved road, we specialize in serving routes east of the Mississippi River. While Harris Trucking primarily got its start hauling school supplies around Central Virginia, our customer list has grown in recent years to include such prominent names as Rock-Tenn, Greif Brothers (formerly Virginia Fibre), K-Mart, Ford Motor Company, Eastman Chemical, Willamette and many others. These world-class companies encouraged us to join them in their world-class quality efforts, so in March, 1999, we began the quest for ISO 9000 certification. The very next year, we received our ISO 9002 Certificate of Registration—on our first try! Our genuine company-wide commitment to the stringent quality standards of ISO 9000 is expressed in our Quality Policy:
For us, that policy is more than just words—we strive to put that policy into action each day. Proof of our commitment to high-quality performance is reflected in our on-time delivery record of more than 95%. We believe that quality commitment is a significant factor in the growth we’ve experienced for over 30 years. We would welcome a chance to put that commitment to work for your company.
Corporate Office - 178 Elon Road - P.O. Box 539 - Madison Heights, VA
24572
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Back in 1969,
Dick Harris bought a single truck along with two trailers, and from a small terminal in
Lynchburg, Virginia, he established Dick Harris and Son Trucking.
