Industry // Denver metro

Construction

Materials, tools, parts, jobsite supplies, and urgent equipment.

Construction site with trucks and equipment
Best fit for
Materials, tools, parts, jobsite supplies, and urgent equipment.
Account options
Recurring routes · Priority dispatch · One invoice
Vehicles
Car through liftgate box truck
Coverage
Denver Metro · Colorado by arrangement
Booking
Per delivery, or a standing program

Construction schedules are a chain of dependencies, and a missing part breaks the chain. We keep Denver jobsites moving with deliveries that work the way sites work: call-ahead arrivals, superintendent coordination, and drivers who deliver where the crew is, not just where the curb is.

How contractors use 5280

  • Emergency runs: the fitting, tool, or component holding up the pour
  • Staged deliveries: materials arriving in schedule order, not all at once
  • Site-to-site transfers: tools and equipment following the work
  • Standing supplier routes: a daily loop from your suppliers to your active sites

GCs and subs with multiple active sites get the most from a business account: one number to call, priority dispatch, and per-job delivery reporting your PMs will use.

Typical deliveries

  • Emergency parts & fittings
  • Tools & equipment
  • Staged materials
  • Site-to-site transfers
  • Supplier pickups
  • Spec & permit documents

Good to know

  • Drivers call ahead and deliver where the crew is, where site rules allow.
  • Give us the superintendent's contact to avoid the wrong-gate problem.
  • Staged material deliveries can be timed to the schedule.
  • Multiple active sites run best under one business account with per-job reporting.

How accounts start

Three conversations,
then it just runs.

  1. Walk us through it

    What moves, how often, between which locations, and what goes wrong today.

  2. Get a program

    Routes, pickup windows, vehicle classes, and account pricing, in writing.

  3. Hand it off

    Dispatch runs the program. You get confirmations, reporting, and one invoice.

How we work

Why Denver businesses
book 5280.

Dispatcher-reviewed quotes

A person confirms price and pickup window before anything moves. No surprise line items afterward.

Direct routing

One driver from origin to destination. No sorting facility, no hub, no waiting for a route to fill.

The right vehicle, every time

Dispatch matches the load to a car, van, Sprinter, or box truck. You never pay for empty truck space.

Confirmation on completion

Every delivery closes with confirmation of who received it, when, and where.

Denver-based dispatch

People who know the docks, alleys, one-ways, and loading zones, not an app guessing at them.

Built for business

Recurring routes, priority dispatch, and one consolidated invoice for companies that deliver every week.

Common questions

Before you
book.

What does a business account include?

Priority dispatch, account pricing, consolidated monthly billing, delivery reporting, and the ability to set standing instructions per location. Accounts also unlock recurring routes with consistent drivers. There’s no volume minimum to start the conversation.

How do dedicated routes work?

You bring the cadence and the stops; we design the route, assign the vehicle class, and put pricing in writing. The route then runs on schedule, daily, on set weekdays, or weekly, with drivers who learn your docks, codes, and people. Stops can be adjusted as your operation changes.

How do I book a delivery?

Use the online quote flow (route, load, timing, vehicle, contact, in five quick steps) or contact dispatch. Every request is reviewed by a dispatcher who confirms pricing and a pickup window before anything moves. No account is required for one-off deliveries.

How is pricing determined?

Pricing follows the route, the load, the timing, and the vehicle class the job needs. You get the price from dispatch before you commit, with no surprise line items after the fact. Business accounts receive account pricing, and recurring routes are priced at the route level rather than per trip.

How fast can you deliver in Denver?

Same day service is available across the metro, and rush service dispatches a driver directly for deliveries that can’t wait. We confirm realistic timing at booking rather than promising clock-times Denver traffic doesn’t honor. What we quote is what we intend to hit.

What areas do you cover?

The full Denver Metro Area is our regular territory: Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Centennial, Englewood, Littleton, Parker, Commerce City, Broomfield, Golden, Castle Rock, Boulder, and the communities between. Front Range and statewide runs are arranged through dispatch.

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YOUR DELIVERY
DEPARTMENT.

Open a business account and put dispatch on your team.