Where we came from
Second generation, built in Marysville.
Ted's father, Ernesto Medina, drove for Teichert Aggregates for 32 years. Growing up riding shotgun in a 1998 Kenworth W900, Ted learned two things: how a good gravel yard smells at 5 a.m., and how much a fair invoice matters to a contractor watching a job budget.
Transcava was founded on those two ideas. We keep our overhead low, our trucks clean, and our billing transparent. The company grew slowly on purpose — one truck at a time, one repeat customer at a time. Today most of our work comes from contractors we've hauled for five years or more.
The company name blends "transport" and the Spanish cava, a hollow cut out of the earth — a nod to the earthworks that gave us our start.
