Dandy Service
Freight & Logistics Services · Pennsylvania, United States · 51-200 Employees
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Headquarters
916 Brush Creek Rd, Warrendale, Pennsylv...Phone Number
(724) 935-1920Website
www.dandytrucking.comRevenue
$18.2 MillionIndustry
About Dandy Service
Dandy Service Corporation was a company born out of deregulation. In 1981 Dandy owner Dan Lang founded Dandy intermodal Service for the sole purpose of moving "Piggyback" containers between railroad ramps in Chicago, IL and Western Pennsylvania. This service was also used to perform the same tasks from the local railroad ramps to the Tri-state (Ohio/Northern West Virginia/Western Pennsylvania) areas. Dandy continued its operations as a piggyback hauler until 1990 when the decision was made to move from intermodal into for-hire carriage, and by 1994 the changeover, including a new name was complete. During this period Dandy Service Corporation grew from its beginnings as a 5 truck fleet to today operation with 84 tractors and over 350 trailers throughout the Continental United States and the province of Ontario, Canada.Explore more
SIC Code 42,421NAICS Code 48,484Show moreDandy Service Org Chart
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Dandy Service Corporation was a company born out of deregulation. In 1981 Dandy owner Dan Lang founded Dandy intermodal Service for the sole purpose of moving "Piggyback" containers between railroad ramps in Chicago, IL and Western Pennsylvania. This service was also used to perform the same tasks from the local railroad ramps to the Tri-state (Ohi... Read More