Golden One, LLC is headquartered at 1321 S. Hwy 160 Suite 4, Pahrump, NV 89048. Call (702) 682-3339. Water sales and hauling and gravel sales and hauling are available in the towns below. We do not list Amargosa Valley as headquarters.
Beatty, NV
Water sales and hauling and gravel sales and hauling for Beatty jobs, including remote desert access. Quote from the Pahrump office.
Pahrump Valley, NV
Headquarters is in Pahrump. Water and gravel are sold and delivered across the valley for pads, roads, dust control, and construction.
Amargosa Valley, NV
Water and gravel sales and hauling for Amargosa jobs. We are based in Pahrump and routinely run this corridor — not listed as an Amargosa headquarters.
Also Nye County and Southern Nevada, the Las Vegas metro, and Southwest US jobs that need desert hauling. Call (702) 682-3339 or email info@goldenonetrucking.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do you operate?
Golden One is headquartered in Pahrump and serves Beatty, Pahrump Valley, Amargosa Valley, Nye County, and Southern Nevada. Southwest US work may be available depending on the route, load, equipment, permits, and schedule. Call (702) 682-3339 with the origin and destination.
Do you serve Beatty, NV?
Yes. Water sales and hauling and gravel sales and hauling are available for Beatty jobs. Call the Pahrump office with the origin, destination, and material or water need.
Is Golden One the trucking company in Amargosa Valley?
We are based in Pahrump and routinely serve Amargosa Valley jobs.
Do you haul to the Las Vegas metro?
Yes. Southern Nevada work, including Las Vegas-area civil and construction sites, is part of our regular service area.
Do you serve remote desert, mine, or solar sites?
We can evaluate remote-site work. Send GPS coordinates or a precise address, route and access notes, gate and check-in instructions, ground conditions, turning space, and the required delivery window. A remote location may affect mobilization, travel time, and pricing.
Do you deliver on unpaved roads or private property?
Possibly, after reviewing the road, grade, width, overhead clearance, turning area, surface strength, and unloading location. The customer or site manager must identify hazards and ensure the driver has lawful, safe access. A truck will not be sent into an unsafe area.
Can you cross state lines?
Some Southwest US and interstate moves can be considered case by case. Interstate, oversize, or overweight work may require route review and permits, so provide complete dimensions, weight, states crossed, and requested dates before a commitment is made.
What site-access details matter most?
The driver needs the correct entrance, road width and grade, turning radius, clearance, surface strength, gate and check-in instructions, unloading direction, traffic controls, and a safe exit. Photos or a site map are especially useful for rural, mine, and solar sites.