Ace Logistics SolutionCargo Van Courier · DMV
The inside of a cargo van loaded with strapped cardboard boxes and padded parcels

What we move

The deliveries a cargo van is actually good at.

Big enough for a pallet, small enough to pull up to a dock or a storefront. These are the categories of work that get run — if yours is close to one of them, it is worth asking.

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How a job gets quoted.

There is no rate sheet, because a rate sheet would be wrong most of the time. What a run costs depends on four things:

  • DistanceHow far the run actually is, door to door.
  • TimingSame-day and time-critical moves differently from a planned route.
  • VolumeOne envelope and a van full of totes are not the same job.
  • AccessA dock with a forklift is quicker than a fourth-floor walk-up.

Give those four and you get a number for your job, not an estimate you have to multiply by guesswork.

What is not a fit

Being honest about this saves everybody a phone call:

  • Anything too large or too heavy for one person to load and a cargo van to hold.
  • Multi-stop freight that needs a box truck, a liftgate or a crew.
  • Household moves — this is a courier service, not a moving company.
  • Runs that start well outside DC, Maryland or Northern Virginia.

Tell us what needs to move.

Text or call and you are talking to the person driving the van. Describe the run in a sentence and you will get a straight answer.

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