About Us
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Since 1959, the Hicks family has built equipment for haulers who can’t afford downtime and want longer life from their equipment. We’ve seen how quickly repairs and maintenance eat into profit—so we build differently.
Our solution has always been to eliminate the problem at its source. Glen and Greg Hicks started bolting trailer subframes in the 1990s, following fastening practices used in truck chassis and bridge construction. “We like to be able to sleep at night,” they said—because welded joints can fatigue and become the place where failure begins.
The result: more payload, longer life, and a lower cost of ownership—backed by decades of serving aggregate haulers across the country.
"With gratitude for the foundation laid by my predecessors and fellow leaders, the shared vision of success from our dedicated team, and support of our fellow owners, I am committed to driving innovation, fostering growth, and upholding the values that define us.”
Engineering Hicks dump bodies and trailers to deliver optimum value, with minimum weight for maximum payload, maximum reliability, and ease of assembly and service.
Maximizing production, facility standards, and quality.
Driving Hicks visibility and growth, networking, innovative advertising, and business standards.
Optimizing and maintaining safety, quality, and production efficiency.
Operations Support Manager
National Sales Manager