Got it. Your quote is on the way.
Your request landed in dispatch. During business hours, you'll have a number on screen — usually inside the hour. After hours and weekends, first thing the next business morning. If a container is already on the demurrage clock, call (843) 998-7820 and we'll work it now.
What happens next
Three steps, in order.
1. Dispatcher reviews the move
Booking validity, terminal status, equipment availability, route. If we have a question, we ask it once — by reply email — not five times.
2. You get an itemized number
Linehaul, chassis, fuel, and any predictable accessorials, in plain English. No surprise per-line charges added later.
3. You decide
If it's a yes, we book the appointment and run the move. If it's a maybe, we'll talk it through. No pressure either way.
While you wait
A few things worth reading.
The drayage quote checklist
The exact information a Charleston drayage carrier needs from you to come back with a usable number on the first try.
Read the checklistAvoid demurrage and detention
What demurrage, detention, and per diem actually are, who charges them at SCPA, and how to stop the clock fastest.
Read the guideCharleston port drayage guide
A practical reference covering all three SCPA terminals — Wando Welch, North Charleston, Hugh Leatherman — and the operational rules that go with each.
Open the guide