Argents provides transloading in Charleston from our Argents-operated warehouse in Ladson, SC, about 20 minutes from the Port of Charleston terminals. We arrange drayage from the port through vetted trucking partners, unload your containers, and send the freight where it needs to go next: onto domestic trailers, into storage, to retail distribution centers, or into our e-commerce fulfillment operation in the same building. Argents also offers transloading at our Seattle-Tacoma and Chicago hubs.
Moving containers through Charleston?
Tell us your container count, lane and destination. We will quote drayage, transloading and storage together.
Getting a container from the terminal to a warehouse is where many Charleston imports lose time: terminal appointments, chassis availability, and free time that runs out before a truck is booked. Argents books drayage with trucking partners we work with regularly, and because our customs brokers clear the same shipment, the container can be scheduled for pickup as soon as it is released. That shortens the gap between vessel arrival and freight on our dock.
Argents is a licensed U.S. customs broker, an FMC-licensed NVOCC and a CTPAT Validated partner. We can book your ocean freight, clear it at Charleston, dray it to Ladson, transload it and fulfill it, with one team accountable for the whole move. See our Charleston warehouse and customs clearance services.
The same service runs at our other hubs. In Tacoma, WA, near the Ports of Seattle and Tacoma, we transload Asia-Pacific imports for distribution across the West. In Elgin, IL, near O’Hare, we receive and transload freight for the Midwest.
Yes. Argents transloads containers at its Ladson, SC warehouse, about 20 minutes from the Port of Charleston, and also offers transloading in Seattle-Tacoma and Chicago.
Yes. Argents arranges port drayage through vetted trucking partners and coordinates pickup with customs release, since Argents’ own brokers clear the shipment.
Transloading moves freight from one mode or container to another, such as from an ocean container to a domestic trailer. Cross-docking moves freight from inbound to outbound trucks with little or no storage. Many port transloads involve both.
Yes. Freight transloaded at Ladson can go straight out on trailers, into storage, or into Argents’ e-commerce and B2B fulfillment in the same building.