A 19-year overnight success.
Haulmark wasn't supposed to be a company. Sofía was a logistics coordinator who got tired of seeing friends overcharged and ghosted by sketchy movers. She borrowed money from her dad, bought a truck, and posted a flyer.

One truck, two movers
Founder Sofía Mendoza buys a 16-foot box truck and books her first job through a Craigslist ad. Profit: $84.
First warehouse
Opens a 12,000 sqft facility in Bushwick. Storage division launches. Crew grows to 8.
Long distance fleet
Adds three dedicated 26-foot trucks for cross-country moves. Coverage expands to all 48 states.
Pandemic pivot
Built contactless moving protocols overnight. Kept every employee on payroll. Came out stronger.
Hit 10,000 moves
Celebrated with a paid week off for every crew member and a barbecue that ran out of brisket.
Where we are today
38 full-time crew, 7 trucks, 32 cities served, and an obsession with on-time arrivals that borders on unhealthy.




