Seattle–Tacoma port drayage.
Connect the waterfront to your next destination. Iron Rock coordinates import and export container moves through the Seattle–Tacoma gateway, with a practical plan for the terminal, equipment and receiving location.
Discuss your shipment
One plan for the whole container move
A container pickup is part of a larger sequence: cargo availability, release status, equipment, an appointment and a receiver ready to unload. Our Kirkland-based team brings these details into one conversation so the transportation plan reflects your actual shipment.
Import deliveries and export positioning
Share your marine terminal, delivery address, container size, weight and timing. For imports, include availability and the last free day when known. For exports, include the booking, receiving window and cutoff. We can discuss container positioning, chassis coordination and yard options around those requirements.
Connect the port to your distribution program
Some containers travel directly to a receiver; others need transloading, storage or an inland connection. Iron Rock can coordinate those next steps through its partner network. Each lane, equipment requirement and appointment is confirmed with our team before a move is committed.
Iron Rock Holdings LLC is an independent, Kirkland-based company and a business partner of SEI Acquisition, LLC, a MEDLOG division. Services and capacity are confirmed for each shipment through the relevant partners.
Explore our business partnershipPlanning your next move
Do you coordinate both Seattle and Tacoma container moves?
Yes. Seattle–Tacoma is Iron Rock’s home gateway. Send the specific terminal, origin and destination so our team can confirm the lane, capacity and operating requirements.
Can a port move include transloading or storage?
We can coordinate warehouse and inland transportation options through our partner network. The cargo, schedule, handling needs and facility availability determine the plan.
What should I include in a drayage quote request?
Start with the terminal, destination, container size and weight, commodity and target date. Add release status, free time, appointment requirements and any specialized handling you already know.