Our Company
Established, capitalized, and accountable.
Eazy Trans, LLC is a Texas-based bulk freight brokerage and motor carrier, run to the standard shippers and insurers expect of one.
Founded to move weight the right way
Eazy Trans was built around a simple idea: bulk freight is unforgiving, so the operation behind it has to be exceptional. Cement, flyash, and aggregate move on tight windows, into demanding facilities, under real regulatory scrutiny.
From day one we invested in the things that make freight dependable at scale: the right equipment, full insurance, disciplined compliance, in-house diesel mechanic shops at our Von Ormy and Houston yards that keep trucks road-ready, and a network of drivers who take pride in the work. Today we serve plants, terminals, and shippers across the region, blending our own company fleet with a vetted roster of 40–50 owner-operator subhaulers and a dispatch team on call.
21+ years in business Founded in 2005
Values that show up on every load
Safety first, always
Qualified drivers, maintained equipment, and a culture that never trades a shortcut for a schedule. Compliance with FMCSA standards is the floor, not the ceiling.
Do what we say
Loads covered, paperwork correct, trucks on time. Reliability is the product we actually sell. Everything else follows from it.
Respect the driver
Company drivers and owner-operators alike are treated as professionals and partners. Good people are the reason the freight moves.
Where We Run
Rooted in South Texas. Running statewide.
Eazy Trans runs two Texas yards. The main yard and office sit in Von Ormy, just outside San Antonio; a second yard in Houston puts diesel mechanics and owner-operator parking on the Gulf Coast side of the state. Between them we cover regional bulk lanes, with the flexibility to extend through our subhauler network when volume demands it.
- Main yard & office: 16525 Senior Road, Von Ormy, TX 78073
- Houston yard: diesel mechanic shop and owner-operator parking
- Billing / tickets: PO Box 27, Somerset, TX 78069
- Service area: statewide Texas, with subhauler capacity for volume peaks
Two Texas locations
