About us
A family business from Puembo that does three things well
C.I.M was born in Puembo and runs all three lines from there: executive transport, the Quinta Las Tres Marías and advertising. More than 5 years, 186 transport services in 31 measured days and clients like Halliburton, PTC Therapeutics and Nissan. Active RUC, registered staff, and everything we publish can be checked.
What we can prove
- +5
- years in operation
- 3
- lines of business
- 3
- multinationals served
- 1
- home base in Puembo
Why three such different businesses?
It wasn't a desk strategy: our clients were the ones who asked for it. First transport, then a place to celebrate, and eventually the gifts and design those same clients needed. All three lines share a team, a home base and one invoice, and that lets us do something no specialized competitor can: handle a full event with no middlemen.
- 24/7 corporate transport with certified drivers
- Events: the Quinta Las Tres Marías, with our own catering and setup
- Advertising: merchandising and design, produced and delivered by us
How do we work?
Same-day quotes
Every quote spells out what it includes, with VAT itemized, and we send it the same day. No costs showing up later: what you sign is what you pay.
We only publish what we can prove
Every number on this site comes from an operating record or a document. Where we don't have data, we don't put a number; where we don't have our own photo, we don't put a stock photo.
We reply the same day
On WhatsApp, which is where people actually write to us. The form reaches the email of the line you choose, but the conversation is usually faster the other way.
What backs us up?
- RUC 1724754005001 (Ecuador's tax ID), active and under the general tax regime
- Payroll staff registered with IESS
- Drivers with professional licenses and CAPETRA certification
- Training in defensive driving, first aid, road safety and risk management
- Units with satellite tracking and passenger accident insurance
- Corporate clients: Halliburton, PTC Therapeutics and Nissan
- Documented operating history: 186 services in 31 days
Frequently asked questions
Where are you located?
In Puembo, in the Tumbaco valley, very close to Mariscal Sucre airport and a short drive from Cumbayá. That is where the Quinta Las Tres Marías is, and the fleet operates from there. We serve all of Quito and its valleys, and run provincial routes on request, with Quito – El Coca being the most frequent thanks to our clients in the oil sector.
How long have you been operating?
More than 5 years in executive and corporate transport in Ecuador, which is the line with the longest documented history. The venue and the advertising line grew later, around those same clients. We would rather state the number we can back up than round it up: if you ever come across a different figure in an older piece of ours, this is the correct one.
Are you a large company?
No, and we don't try to look like one. We are a family business with registered payroll staff and a team of drivers who are called in based on demand. What we do have is the level of documentation and traceability a multinational requires: that's why Halliburton and PTC approved us as a vendor. Size is not the problem in a bid; an incomplete folder is.
Can I hire just one line?
Yes. There's no mandatory package: most clients start with just one thing — usually transport or the venue — and add the rest once they know how we work. Consolidating has real advantages in price and administration, but it is a consequence, not a requirement to get started.
How do I contact you?
WhatsApp is the fastest way and we reply the same day. You can also write to eventoscim@outlook.com or use the contact form, which reaches the email of the line you choose. We are available every day: the transport line runs 24 hours, overnight included, and for events we schedule visits to the Quinta by appointment.
Write to us
Tell us what you need — moving people, celebrating something or making your brand visible — and we'll tell you honestly whether we can help.
Puembo, Quito · Open 24 hours, every day