Melissa, TX · All 48 states · Since 2018
DFW trucking companyFull truckload freight, hauled by our own trucks.
Dry van and refrigerated truckload capacity out of North Texas to every corner of the continental US. Asset-based, never re-brokered, tracked end to end on Samsara ELD.
- 5,000+ customers served
- Real-time GPS tracking
- Carbon-neutral fleet goal by 2030
Quote a lane in 60 seconds
Same-business-day pricing from a real dispatcher.
Dry van & reefer trucking from Melissa, TX — and CDL-A jobs
Maas Logistics LLC is an asset-based DFW trucking company based at 1817 Miller Rd #5, Melissa, TX 75454. We haul dry van and refrigerated full truckload freight across the 48 states, and we hire Class A CDL company drivers and owner-operators.
- Years hauling freight
- 8Years hauling freight
- Customers served
- 5,000+Customers served
- States covered
- 48States covered
- Tractor model years
- 2020–2025Tractor model years
Freight Services
Equipment for the load you actually have
Seven truckload service lines running on one late-model fleet, dispatched 24/7 from Melissa, Texas.
Dry Van Trucking
53' vans for palletized, boxed and packaged freight
Refrigerated Trucking
Temperature-controlled freight from -20°F to +70°F
Full Truckload (FTL)
One shipment, one trailer, direct to the receiver
Partial Truckload
For 6–18 pallets that don't fill a trailer
Power Only Trucking
Our tractor and driver, your trailer
Dedicated Freight
Committed trucks, consistent drivers, fixed rates
Expedited Freight
Hot loads, production-down freight, tight windows
Temperature Controlled Niches
Set points, protocols and receivers differ by commodity
Cold chain
Reefer freight is what we do best
Pre-cooled trailers, continuous or cycle-run operation, documented temperature records on every load, and real capacity through the Texas summer and border produce season.
- Set points from -20°F to +70°F
- FSMA sanitary transport aligned procedures
- Temperature records returned with every POD
- Metroplex, East Texas and Rio Grande Valley pickup coverage
Lanes
Lanes we run every week
Melissa sits north of Dallas on the US-75 corridor — one day from Houston, San Antonio, Oklahoma City and Memphis.
Equipment & technology
A young fleet, fully instrumented
Fleet age is the quiet driver of on-time service, breakdown risk and emissions compliance.
2020–2025 Cascadias
Automatics with APU, inverter, dash cam, fridge and microwave — comfortable trucks keep good drivers.
Samsara ELD fleetwide
GPS position, HOS-aware ETAs and automated stop timestamps on every load, at no upcharge.
2018–2025 trailers
Dry van, refrigerated and power-only trailers maintained and DOT-inspected in house.
Safety-first culture
Dash cams, inspection discipline and driver safety bonuses — see the safety page for the full program.
Maas Logistics has served 5,000+ customers since 2018, operating 2020–2025 Freightliner Cascadia tractors with Samsara ELD across all 48 continental states.
Drive with us
Owner-operators keep 87–90% of gross
Company drivers run 50+ CPM on dry van, 60+ CPM on reefer and 70+ CPM on flatbed, with all miles paid and roughly 3,500 miles a week available. Non-forced dispatch, 24/7.
- $10,000–$14,000 typical weekly gross for owner-operators
- All miles paid — loaded, empty and out-of-route
- $500 referral bonus · $50 safety bonus · $75 layover · $25 extra stop
- Plates, permits and IFTA program, parking yard, trailer rental
Insights
Freight guides from people who haul it
Practical shipping and driver guidance, sourced from FMCSA, FDA, CARB, USDA and DOE data.
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Forced dispatch vs non-forced dispatch in plain words: who picks the load, how refusals work, the coercion rule, and what to ask before leasing on.
9 min readNeed a truck this week?
Send us the lane and we'll come back with a rate the same business day. Dispatch answers 24/7 at (916) 770-7323.