Step 01
Request a quote
Tell us what is moving, from where, and when. We price the lane and confirm the equipment it needs.
Based in Mississauga, Ontario
Transport, logistics and moving solutions for cross-border and overseas cargo — routed, documented and delivered under one dispatch team.
How it works
You will know what happens next before you commit to anything.
Step 01
Tell us what is moving, from where, and when. We price the lane and confirm the equipment it needs.
Step 02
You approve the price and we lock the window. Paperwork is prepared before the truck reaches you.
Step 03
Your load runs under one dispatch desk, and signed proof of delivery comes back the same day.
Start here
For businesses
Pallets, containers and oversized loads moving across Ontario, over the US border or overseas.
For homes and offices
Relocations planned around your schedule, with everything packed, protected and put back where it belongs.
What we move
Residential moves, commercial freight and oversized industrial cargo all run through the same desk — so nothing gets handed off and lost between carriers.
Our services
(01)
Local, cross-border and overseas freight moved with routing, paperwork and status updates handled for you.
(02)
Commercial and residential relocations planned around your timeline, your budget and your operating hours.
(03)
Crating, palletizing and loading for high-value, sensitive or oversized industrial equipment.
Reach
RLM runs out of Mississauga into the GTA and southern Ontario, south across every major Ontario–US crossing, and onward through ocean and air freight for cargo bound overseas.
Why RLM
(01)
A named dispatch contact owns your shipment from the quote through to proof of delivery.
(02)
Trailers matched to the load, including open-deck, flatbed and oversized work.
(03)
Documentation is prepared before the truck reaches the border, not at it.
(04)
Delays are flagged to you while there is still time to react, not explained afterwards.
Send the lane, the dates and what is on the skid. You will get a price and a delivery window back — not a form letter.