Here is the straight answer. Our standard shipping rate, UPS 3 Day Air at $150 flat, covers the continental US. For Alaska, Hawaii, or a US territory, shipping is quoted per order. Call or text (800) 781-8000 with your machine’s make and model and your full delivery address, and we will give you the exact shipping cost before you spend a dime. No published guess, no surprise charge later. Just the real number for your real address.
Shipping at a Glance
| Destination | How shipping works |
|---|---|
| Continental US (lower 48) | UPS 3 Day Air, $150 flat, typically 3 business days (not guaranteed) |
| Alaska | Call or text (800) 781-8000 for a shipping quote before you order |
| Hawaii | Quoted per order, same as Alaska |
| US territories (Puerto Rico, Guam, others) | Call or text for a quote |
| Canada | We ship across the US and Canada; call or text to confirm details for your address |
If you are in the lower 48, the math is simple: the door price plus $150, done. Our full guide on shipping time covers that side of things. This article is for everyone else, the operators in Fairbanks, Wasilla, Hilo, and Kapolei who see “continental US” on a shipping page and wonder if anyone will actually pick up the phone. We will.
Why the Flat Rate Stops at the Lower 48
A skid steer door is a big, flat, awkward package. Inside the lower 48, the UPS network handles it at a predictable cost, so we can charge one flat $150 and put every door on 3 Day Air. Transit is typically 3 business days after the door leaves our shop, and that timing is typical, not guaranteed. Weather and carrier delays happen.
Off the mainland, predictable goes out the window. Freight to Anchorage is not the same as freight to a village off the road system. Honolulu is not the same as a rural address on the Big Island. If we published one flat number for Alaska and Hawaii, it would be wrong for most addresses. Too high, and we are padding your bill for no reason. Too low, and the cost gets buried somewhere else. Neither one is how we like to do business.
So we do it the honest way instead. You tell us where the door is going, we check the actual cost to that address, and you get the real figure before you order. You decide with the full number in front of you.
How to Get Your Shipping Quote
One short call or text handles it. Have these ready:
- Your machine’s make and model. Read it straight off the data plate, not from memory. The door is CNC-cut for your exact machine, so this has to be right.
- Your full delivery address. Street or physical location, city, zip. Rural and remote addresses especially, spell it all out.
- A phone number you actually answer. If a detail needs sorting, a fast answer keeps things moving.
- Your accessory list. Wiper kit, cab heater, side window panels, LED light bar. Ask us to quote everything as one shipment so you are not paying to move two packages across the water.
- Your timeline. Many doors are built to order, and production time comes before any shipping clock starts. If you need the door by a certain date, say so up front.
Call or text (800) 781-8000, Mon-Fri 7am to 4pm CST. Texting works well if you are on a job site or off the grid during the day. Send your make, model, and address, and we will take it from there.
The Door Price Is the Same Wherever You Are
Distance changes the freight, not the door. A Bobcat M Series door is $1,695 whether it is headed to Missouri or Maui. A Kubota SSV door is $1,595. A Case 1845C door is $1,395, and that one matters to plenty of Alaska operators, because older machines like the 1840 and 1845C are still earning their keep up north and nobody else builds enclosures for them anymore.
Every door is heavy-duty polycarbonate, the original shatterproof door, cut to fit your exact machine with no guesswork. For an operator far from the mainland, the fit matters twice as much. You cannot run to a dealer across town if something does not line up. It has to be right in the crate, and it is.
What Arrives in the Crate
One package, complete. Inside is the door, the handle, a locking latch with keys, hinges, a weather seal gasket, and every nut, bolt, and washer the install needs. Nothing ships separately, and nothing is left for you to source at a hardware store three hours from your place. The full rundown is in our guide on what comes with the door.
Installation steps, required tools, and timing vary by exact model; review the included instructions before scheduling the job. The payoff lands fast in both states. In Alaska, an enclosed cab holds heat through a January workday and puts shatterproof protection between you and flying debris. In Hawaii, it keeps dust, rain, and rock chips out of your face. Everywhere, it lifts what the machine is worth the day you sell it.
Every door is backed by our limited lifetime warranty against door failure or breakage: one free replacement for life for the original owner, under normal conditions. Hardware is covered for 3 months. That coverage does not shrink because your zip code starts with a 9. The details are in our warranty explainer.
The Bottom Line
Lower 48: UPS 3 Day Air, $150 flat, typically 3 business days, not guaranteed. Alaska, Hawaii, and the territories: one call or text gets you an exact shipping quote for your address before you commit to anything. We would rather spend two minutes on the phone with you than print a number that is wrong for your driveway.
Find your door in 30 seconds. Pick your machine’s make and model and see the exact door built for it: [Find Your Door]. Questions? Call or text (800) 781-8000, Mon–Fri 7am–4pm CST.
