Baten Logistic LLC
The owner is the one in the driveway.
Mario Baten started this company with a truck, a trailer and a simple rule: answer the phone, show up when you said you would, and leave the place cleaner than you found it.
80+
Five-star reviews
3
States worked
7 days
Open weekly
1
Owner on every job
What we actually stand on
On time, every time
One-hour windows — and the crew is often early. Customers mention it in review after review.
The quote is the price
Flat, honest pricing agreed before anyone lifts a box. No hourly meter, no surprise dump fees.
Handled with care
Narrow staircases, tight townhouse streets, sentimental items. Walls stay unmarked, neighbors stay unblocked.
Donate before dump
Anything still usable gets routed to donation, scrap or recycling instead of the landfill face.
The road here
How a one-truck operation became the DMV's go-to crew
01The start
One truck, one trailer, one phone number
Mario Baten answered every call himself and hauled whatever came up — a mattress here, a garage there. That phone number hasn't changed, and neither has who answers it.
02Big Bertha arrives
A dump trailer that changed what we could take
Adding the heavy-duty dump trailer meant whole decks, hoarded homes and commercial volume could go in one trip instead of five — and that savings got passed straight into the quotes.
03The crew grows
Guys who show up like it's their own house
Mario hired for character before muscle. The team disassembles pool tables, breaks down shelving and sweeps behind themselves without being asked.
04Today
Homes, offices, contractors and snow
Estate cleanouts in Southeast DC, retail back-of-house in Virginia, records rooms, mattress runs, demo debris and plowed lots in January. Same crew, same standard.
Toughest job
A home hoarded to the ceiling for 17 years
A family in Florida needed their late grandmother's SE DC home emptied so it could be sold. It had sat untouched and packed to the ceilings for nearly two decades. Mario priced it fairly, showed up every day, sent photo updates across the country as rooms opened back up, and hauled every last piece — trash, furniture and heavy items alike.
The house sold. That's the standard on every job, big or small.
Read the reviewsWatch the crew
You don't have to take our word for it
Mario films the jobs as they happen — day two of a house cleanout, day three inside a Marshalls, and the final walkthrough when the place comes back empty. Sound is off by default; tap the speaker to hear the crew work.
The equipment
Four ways Mario shows up — tap one to see what it handles
You never pay for a trailer when a truck bed does the job. Mario matches the rig to the pile.
The crew
Who shows up at your door
Mario Baten — owner, operator, dispatcher
He answers the phone, quotes the job and usually drives the rig. If something goes sideways, you talk to the man who owns the company.
A hand-picked hauling crew
Two to four guys depending on the job — trained to protect floors, disassemble furniture and sweep before they leave.
Family-run, neighbor-minded
This is a Friendly, Maryland business. We park where we won't block you and we treat your street like ours.
Open seven days a week
- Monday8 AM – 8 PM
- Tuesday8 AM – 8 PM
- Wednesday8 AM – 8 PM
- Thursday8 AM – 8 PM
- Friday8 AM – 8 PM
- Saturday8 AM – 8 PM
- Sunday8 AM – 8 PM
Work with the owner, not a call center.
Mario picks up, quotes straight, and shows up when he said he would.