Best Flatbed Company that has CDL School?

Alright so it's been a few months since my last question about schooling and what route I should take, I decided to pass on my semi local trucking school mainly because I didn't have the cash to pay out of pocket, or want the hassle of a personal loan atm (my two credits cards are bad enough lmao).

However In the past few months I have come to conclusion that I want to drive either Flatbed or Curtain Side. But I have the dilemma of where to go get my cdl for a company that offer flatbeds to start of other than Roehl and Prime.

At the moment I do currently have my concerns about these two companies. From what I've been reading Roehl doesn't have a lengthy course about load security (but what they do teach is good). And when I was last doing my reading on Prime they're wanting people fresh outta school to go on lease?? (not sure if 100% accurate or not...) and to be a company Flatbed Driver you have to buy your on straps and chains?

So if I could get a little more background information on the two companies listed above that would be great, and I would also like to know what other companies will help me get my CDL A and then get hired on as a flatbed driver.

Currently have about 20 days until I start making calls as I will then be 21 so I can actually start OTR.

 

Thanks mtgmaker and skellr for the info will still keep them on my list now that I know I won't be 100% forced into lease right out of school.

A_C_Cooper Thanks for telling me to look into Maverick from what I have read so far, and even a Vlog I was watching about the Company it does seem like a great starting company and i'm bumping that up to my #1 spot with Prime in my #2.

 

Well Prime shouldn't be an issue then, been working for over a year solid, so that should be covered. Thanks for the tip on the grass, does seem a little odd, but understandable it's about discipline. After doing more reading up Maverick it does seem like a great starting company, now I just need to find out more info on how they're doing the CDL training, and will defiantly be combing through those questions.