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Washington State is a trade gateway to the Pacific and a manufacturing powerhouse. But from the congested I-5 corridor to the snowy passes of the Cascades, shipping here requires local knowledge.
We provide comprehensive coverage across all 39 counties, mastering the unique challenges of island ferry deliveries, mountain pass crossings, and urban deliveries in the Seattle metro area.
From the Puget Sound to the Inland Empire, we connect Washington’s key regions.
Global tech hub, major port gateway, and commercial center.
Eastern Washington's logistics capital and distribution hub.
Key industrial port city handling heavy international cargo.
Columbia River logistics hub adjacent to Portland, OR.
Corporate headquarters and high-tech freight center.
The warehousing and distribution heart of the Puget Sound.
Home to major aerospace assembly and naval station.
Aerospace manufacturing and industrial logistics.
Strategic transport corridor between Seattle and Tacoma.
Tech corridor logistics and commercial delivery.
Residential and commercial final-mile destination.
Northern gateway to Canada and marine logistics.
From cloud computing infrastructure to coastal fisheries, we move the industries that define the state.
Drayage, transloading, and heavy haul from the Northwest Seaport Alliance (Seattle & Tacoma).
White-glove, air-ride transport for server racks and hardware in the Redmond-Bellevue-Seattle tech triangle.
JIT logistics for aircraft manufacturing in Everett/Renton and defense transport for JBLM/Kitsap.
Reefer transport for Yakima apples/cherries and flatbed hauling for Olympic Peninsula timber.
Cold chain solutions for seafood processing, dairy, and shelf-stable food manufacturing.
Heavy machinery transport for the state’s diverse industrial base, from aluminum to paper products.
Reefer transport for Yakima apples/cherries and flatbed hauling for Olympic Peninsula timber.
Bulk transport of aggregates, steel, and prefabricated components for infrastructure projects.
Oversized transport for hydroelectric turbines and wind farm components in Eastern Washington.
High-volume distribution support for major fulfillment centers in Kent, Sumner, and DuPont.
Hazmat-certified transport for industrial chemicals and agricultural fertilizers.
RGN and lowboy services for mining, excavation, and forestry machinery.
Strategic routes connecting Washington to the world.
The state’s primary north-south artery, connecting Vancouver, Seattle, and the Canadian border at Blaine.
Critical east-west route connecting Seattle ports to Spokane and the Midwest via Snoqualmie Pass.
Vital bypass serving the Eastside tech corridor (Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland) and industrial Renton.
Northern east-west alternative route crossing the Cascades via Stevens Pass.
Major north-south freight corridor for Central Washington agriculture and trade.
Eastern Washington backbone connecting the Tri-Cities to Spokane and Canada.
Washington’s diverse climate requires year-round vigilance.
Challenges: Heavy snow on Snoqualmie/Stevens Passes, rigorous chain laws, urban rain/ice.
Challenges: River flooding, mudslides on rural roads, unpredictable freeze/thaw cycles.
Solutions: Route surveys, flexible scheduling, specialized flood-safe routing.
Challenges: High heat in Eastern WA (100°F+), heavy construction traffic, tourist congestion.
Solutions: Night hauling for reefers, cooling system checks, congestion avoidance.
Challenges: Peak agricultural harvest (apples/hops), wet leaves on roads, early mountain snow.
Solutions: Surge capacity planning, harvest logistics coordination.
Navigating the regulatory landscape of the Evergreen State.
Management of Washington State DOT permits for oversized/overweight loads, including superloads.
Mandatory chain carriage Nov 1–Apr 1. Strict enforcement on I-90 and US-2 passes.
Transportation Worker Identification Credential required for all drivers accessing Seattle/Tacoma terminals.
Compliance with Northwest Seaport Alliance emission standards for drayage trucks.
Standard for lumber, steel beams, and construction materials.
Ideal for taller aerospace tooling and machinery.
Heavy haul for excavators, cranes, and forestry yarders.
Rain protection for aerospace parts and precision CNC machines.
Temperature controlled for apples, cherries, and seafood.
General freight for retail, tech hardware, and manufactured goods.
Trusted by Washington’s leading businesses.
Moving our machine shop from Kent to a new facility in Auburn was seamless. They used Conestogas to keep our CNC mills dry during a week of heavy rain. Professional all the way.
Operations Manager, Aerospace Supplier
During the cherry harvest, timing is everything. Abound always has reefers available in Wenatchee when we need them, and they get the fruit to the East Coast fast.
Logistics Director, Fruit Growers Co-op
We ship oversized structural steel for construction projects in Seattle. Their team handles the downtown permits and tight job site deliveries perfectly.
Project Manager, Steel Fabrication Inc.
Navigating the Evergreen State’s shipping complexities.
From Nov 1 to Apr 1, trucks exceeding 10,000 lbs GVW must carry chains on mountain passes (I-90 Snoqualmie, US-2 Stevens). During storms, WSDOT strictly enforces chain-up areas. Our drivers are equipped and experienced in winter mountain driving.
Yes, we serve the entire Northwest Seaport Alliance with TWIC-certified drivers. We handle container drayage, transloading, and heavy haul moves directly from terminals 5, 18, 30, 46, and others.
Absolutely. We specialize in aerospace logistics, handling wide loads and superloads for the aviation industry. We manage all WSDOT permits, pilot car requirements, and route surveys for moving large tooling and aircraft components.
We frequently run lanes to Vancouver, BC via the Blaine border crossing. We handle all ACI eManifest and customs documentation to ensure smooth, delay-free transit for your cross-border shipments.
Seattle traffic on I-5 can be severe. WSDOT restricts some oversized loads during peak commute hours (typically 6-9 AM, 3-6 PM). We plan routes and schedules to minimize delays and comply with all city and state curfew regulations.
Yes, we are a major partner for the apple, cherry, and potato harvest seasons. We provide surge reefer capacity in Yakima, Wenatchee, and Tri-Cities to move temperature-sensitive fruit to domestic and export markets.
Yes, we transport yarders, skidders, and processors for the forestry industry. Our RGNs are equipped to handle the steep, gravel logging roads found on the Olympic Peninsula and in Southwest Washington.
Yes, we transport freight to the San Juan Islands, Whidbey Island, and across Puget Sound via WSF. We handle the specific reservations, height/weight restrictions, and dangerous goods declarations required for marine transit.
For the tech hubs in Redmond and South Lake Union, we use air-ride dry vans and climate-controlled trailers. We offer 'white glove' service with liftgates and inside delivery for server racks and sensitive electronics.
Yes, we have a network of Hazmat-certified carriers for transporting industrial chemicals, fertilizers, and fuels throughout the state, fully compliant with state and federal regulations.
Western WA is wet and mild; Eastern WA is dry with extreme temp swings. We adjust equipment (reefer settings, tarping) based on the specific destination's climate to protect cargo integrity.
Yes, we provide seamless Over-the-Road (OTR) service through Canada (ALCAN) or multimodal transport coordinating with barge services from Tacoma to Anchorage and beyond.
Standard oversize permits can often be obtained in 24-48 hours. Superloads involving bridge engineering reviews may take 1-2 weeks. We advise early planning for complex heavy moves.
Yes, we specialize in urban logistics. We coordinate with job site foremen, manage street use permits for unloading, and utilize equipment like straight trucks or flatbeds with Moffetts for tight access deliveries.
We are experienced in moving components for hydroelectric upgrades and wind farms, particularly in the Columbia River Gorge and Eastern Washington wind corridors.
Trust the experts who understand aerospace logistics, mountain pass restrictions, and port drayage in the Pacific Northwest.
