Pittsburgh has a smaller Turkmen community than New York or Chicago, but a tight-knit one, with trucking at its center. Here is what our community runs here.
Trucking and logistics in Pittsburgh
- Caravan Logistics, Bridgeville — trucking company running its own fleet with in-house dispatch, hiring drivers directly
→ All Turkmen trucking and logistics companies
Photo and video in Pittsburgh
- Aynabat — Photo & Video, Pittsburgh — photography and videography
→ All Turkmen photographers, videographers and event services
Everything else in Pittsburgh
These categories have no Pittsburgh listings yet. If you run one of these, or know someone who does, add it — it takes two minutes and it puts you in front of the whole community.
- Auto — dealers, mechanics, body shops
- Beauty & Personal — salons, barbers, personal care
- Community & Nonprofits — organizations, foundations, cultural centers
- Food & Catering — restaurants, cafés, home kitchens, bakeries, groceries
- Home Services — contracting, renovation, cleaning, repairs
- Legal & Immigration — attorneys, accredited representatives
- Money & Tax — accountants, tax preparers, insurance agents
- Real Estate — agents, brokers, property management
Where the community lives
Turkmen families around Pittsburgh are spread through the South Hills — Bridgeville, Bethel Park and Upper St Clair — and out toward Monroeville to the east and Cranberry Township to the north. Trucking families tend to settle near the I-79 and I-76 corridors rather than in the city.
Nearby cities
Philadelphia is five hours east across the state, Cleveland, Ohio about two hours west, and Columbus three. Pittsburgh trucking companies run the whole Northeast and Midwest.
Add your business
If you run a Turkmen-owned business in the Pittsburgh area, add it to the directory. If it is already here, claim it so you can keep it current and reply to people who contact you.
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