Experienced od hauler

Hello and thank you for your consideration.

Here's the short and sweet:
4 years driving experience.
All but 6 months of that open deck.
No wrecks, no speeding tickets, 1 fine for axle spread in FL on a 53 flat.
Flat, step, extendable rgn experience.
I live on the road, average time out 2.5 months, longest stretch 5 months. I take home to e in Tampa FL.
I am well versed in pulling permits, arranging escorts and booking profitable loads off a load board.
Oversize experience: 15 wide, 16 high, 110,000 gross lbs max. I do not have lcv 1 or 2.
Know how to perform light repairs on tractor and trailer (lights, brake chambers, oil changes, air filters, winterize air system, fixing air lines...)
I will go anywhere in the 48 states**
** I hate California, I despise the northwest and no words of mice or man can describe how I feel about the northeast. If the load pays in and out though, I will go.
I am Landstar qualified.
I have twic and TX endorsement.

A little about me:
I am 36 years old.
I hate sitting around twiddling my thumbs.
I will not knowingly run illegal, ever.
I adhere strongly to the idea that I am the CPT of the ship when safety is a concern, (shippers, receivers, agents, brokers will get over a delay faster than a lost load).
If I say I will do something, I will do everything possible to accomplish that mission.
I am a fan of chasing dollars on any run I do versus miles.

What am I looking for?
A company which has access to od loads and military loads.
A company which will allow for advancement to bigger and heavier loads.
Preferably a company that runs rgn/lowboy trailers.
Percentage pay with a weekly breakdown of what I'm being paid.
Leave me alone and let me run the load (I will keep you updated***).
*** - I will if I feel it necessary, blow your phone up to ensure you know what's going on.
I don't eat truck stop food. Looking for a fridge and 2k inverter or allow me to install one for cooking.
Apu or idle, the health and safety of my dog and I are a top priority in cold and heat.
I do have a small dog, this is not negotiable.
Make or model of truck is not terribly important. So long as it is not falling apart or breaking down.
Compensation should I need to buy equipment, fluids for operation of truck, trailer or load.

If you have any questions, please feel free to hit me up.