Eleven thousand containers leave a paper trail.
Four kinds of work move through our dock: private development, government and institutional contracts, resupply for overseas retailers, and disaster relief.
Hotels, condominium buildings and private homes on islands where almost nothing arrives by truck. These jobs run on matched packages — kitchens, bathrooms and flooring specified as sets across every unit — and on roof and window systems rated for the wind code the permit actually requires.
Schools, clinics, agency facilities and infrastructure work, where the paperwork is as much of the job as the material. Structural volume — rebar, cement, block accessories and structural panel — shipped against procurement schedules and destination inspection requirements.
Building-supply retailers and hardware yards restocking a whole shop from one order. Mixed containers of lumber, fasteners, paint, plumbing and electrical, repeated on a standing cycle so shelves refill without a dozen separate purchase orders and a dozen arrival dates.
When a storm clears, the constraint is availability, not shipping. We stage generators, tarps, plywood and cleanup supplies through hurricane season so relief agencies, governments and retailers in the path are drawing on inventory that already exists rather than joining a queue.
Fantastic company, they help me on several complicated projects get the right materials on time. Couldn’t recommend them enough!
I have spoken with multiple employees here. They accommodated me quickly and are super efficient. Great service all around. I highly recommend this company!
Fantastic customer service, got my products in a timely manner. Could not recommend American Export Company enough, they will get it done.