"From naught to a ton in one century"

It all began in 1910.
Joseph Wallek founded a removal business in Annaberg/Silesia carrying furniture on wooden-wheeled carts drawn by four-horse teams. To stay up-to-date and, as later on, to stay just one step ahead of the competition his son Paul Wallek made the transition to modern vehicles such as Opel Blitz, Gräf+Stift, Büssing, Austro Fiat and Henschel in 1938.

As was the case with many other companies, the rapid success was interrupted by WWII. In 1949 Paul Wallek returned from Russia where he’d been a POW and settled with his family in Aschau/Chiemgau. Here he energetically built up a parcel delivery service operating between Aschau, Rosenheim and Munich. In 1954 his son, Horst Wallek, joined the firm. The company’s offices, together with the two vehicles, were moved to the transport node Munich. From then on the continuous development of the parcel collection service into a scheduled service between Munich and Berchtesgaden was unstoppable. Particularly so when the first special haulage vehicle, a Unimog tractor unit with an Eylert attachment, was added in 1970. The demand for special haulage was steadily increasing. Consequently, Horst Wallek Senior decisively separated out the parcel collection service in 1975 and, step by step, transformed the vehicle fleet into a heavy haulage operation in accordance with the customers’ requirements. In 1988 his son, Horst Wallek Junior, the founder’s, Joseph’s, great grandson, joined the company management. The fertile interplay of decades of experience and fresh ideas enabled father and son to continuously develop new, custom transport solutions and to implement them for you, our customers. In 1998 the father gradually withdrew from business management and left the field to the younger generation. Of course, he is still there to offer advice and guidance.