What we move and how we support it
We work with machinery for logistics yards, fleet operators, workshops, transport depots and automotive businesses that need equipment moved without delay. That includes imported units arriving through Durban harbour, cargo bound for Johannesburg or Cape Town, and machinery that needs to be collected, cleared and delivered to site with the right documents in place.
Our work is practical and hands on. We handle import planning, shipping coordination, customs clearing, tariff classification, port collection, inland transport, cargo insurance, bonded storage, site offloading and document management. If you are bringing in a single machine or several loads for a growing operation, we help you keep the process organised and compliant.
- Import planning for new and replacement machinery
- Port collection and inland delivery
- Clearing support for Durban, Johannesburg and Cape Town
- Document control for invoices, packing lists and permits
Clients who need the job done properly
Our clients range from owner managed businesses to established companies running mixed fleets and busy depots. We support operations in Durban, Umbilo, Springfield Park, Jet Park, City Deep and Paarden Eiland, as well as clients moving cargo through other parts of South Africa and into neighbouring countries.
Many of our customers work under time pressure. A delayed machine can hold up a fleet schedule, stop a workshop from taking in work, or leave a site waiting for installation. That is why we stay close to the details, from tariff checks to release documents, so the shipment does not stall at the port. We also understand local conditions such as load-shedding, coastal humidity and storage limits, which can affect how equipment is handled after landing.
- Fleet management teams needing replacement or extra units
- Automotive businesses importing workshop equipment
- Logistics companies moving handling and yard machinery
- Operators needing bonded storage before final delivery
How we move cargo from vessel to site
Every shipment starts with proper planning. We check the cargo details, confirm the paperwork, classify the machinery correctly and map out the best route from the port to the final address. In Durban, that often means coordinating with the harbour, arranging port collection and planning road transport through the harbour corridor or inland to Gauteng.
Where needed, we arrange cargo insurance and bonded storage before release. For larger or awkward units, we coordinate site offloading so the machine arrives in a condition that suits your team and your equipment. Our clearing lead and operations staff keep the process moving with clear communication, and our client services team keeps everyone updated. It is straight forward when each step is handled on time, though customs and port timing can change quickly.
- Step 1: review cargo documents and shipping details
- Step 2: classify the machinery and confirm duties or controls
- Step 3: clear the load, collect it and move it inland
- Step 4: deliver, offload and hand over supporting paperwork




















