About First Watch Logistics, Inc.
Who are we?
At First Watch Logistics, service is not a slogan - it is the foundation of everything we do.
Founded by Tampa native and retired Sheriff’s Deputy Brock Galvin, First Watch Logistics was built on a lifetime of protecting people, property, and the community he proudly served for over a decade throughout the Tampa Bay area.
Brock and his wife Brittany, both born and raised in Tampa Bay, come from a family deeply rooted in the luxury cabinetry and interior design industry. After years of witnessing costly damages, careless handling, and a lack of accountability within traditional logistics services, they recognized a major gap in the market:
Luxury products were being handled without luxury standards.
They created First Watch Logistics to change that.
We specialize in white-glove receiving, detailed inspection, secure storage, and precision delivery for luxury interior products - serving designers, builders, manufacturers, and homeowners who expect excellence at every stage.
Our approach is built differently.
With the discipline of law enforcement, the attention to detail of a high-end installation team, and the values of a family-owned company rooted in the Tampa Bay community, we treat every product as if it were going into our own home.
Because in this industry, one mistake can delay an entire project, damage a brand’s reputation, and cost thousands.
At First Watch Logistics, protection is personal.
Why CLIENTS TRUST US
Protecting your reputation before delivery day.
Through detailed receiving inspections, photo documentation, secure storage, and coordinated white-glove delivery, we help prevent costly surprises before installation day.
Luxury products demand more than transportation. They require detailed handling, organized storage, and precise coordination from arrival to installation. We partner with builders, designers and showrooms who expect every shipment to be protected with the same level of care as the finished space itself.
Because install day should never become damage-control day.
