In the early 1970’s, the trucking industry was deregulated by the federal government. As a result, products in this country were able to be transported without first obtaining operating authority from the government. With this deregulation, our Company’s founder, L. Morgan Hall, III, saw an opportunity for a viable business. Hall envisioned an organization which would provide companies over-the-road truck drivers and the management teams needed to operate their private fleets. This vision became a reality when, in 1975, Trans Fleet Enterprises, IMSCO’s predecessor, commenced operations in Columbia, Missouri. It was during this time Trans Fleet Enterprises began providing drivers to several of its first major customers.

Throughout the early 1980’s, IMSCO continued to do business as Trans Fleet Enterprises, focusing strictly on providing staff for the transportation field. Then, in 1982, at the request of a customer, our Company began operating a small pick-pack operation in Albion, Indiana. This marked the first time that IMSCO operated a distribution facility. As a result of this venture’s success, the Company made a strategic decision to expand its business operations into warehouse management, and IMSCO’s distribution operations have been expanding ever since. Today, the Company is based in Augusta, Georgia and does business in over forty states. Operations are divided nearly equally between transportation and distribution accounts.

At IMSCO, we are proud of our history and want our customers and employees to share in that pride. While we honor our past, however, we also strive for continued improvement in all areas of our business.