Wrayton Transport & Hay Sales

182 224 St, Langley, BC V2Z 2V6, Canada (604) 539-2304
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Wrayton

We take great pride in supplying quality tested horse hay at a reasonable price while maintaining excellent customer service. We offer Alberta, Washington and BC interior hay by the bale, the ton or by the trailer load. We also offer straw by the semi-load from both Washington and Alberta. We deliver on the lower mainland, Vancouver Island, in the Gulf Islands and on the Sunshine Coast.

Our horses are an important part of our family, just like yours.
We don’t haul it if we wouldn’t feed it to our own horses!

All of our hay is tested, with low sugar options available.

Business phone number (604) 539-2304
Service Area We primarily service the lower mainland and Fraser Valley, Vancouver Island, the gulf islands and the Sunshine Coast but we do deliver in the interior of BC as well.
Country Canada
State/Province British Columbia
distance: 49 Kilometers
Address 182 224 St, Langley, BC V2Z 2V6, Canada
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