Mirrer Precision Logistics, LLC

Mirrer Precision Logistics, LLC is a CBP-licensed customs brokerage headquartered in Cleveland, Texas — a community within the Houston metropolitan region and close to the Port of Houston, one of the largest and most active import gateways in the United States. The firm is owned and operated by Steven J. Mirrer, who holds a U.S. Customs Broker License and earned his education at Texas A&M University at Galveston, an institution with deep ties to maritime and logistics disciplines. The brokerage operates under filer code D9X and appears on CBP's official permitted customs brokers listing.

For commercial importers navigating the complexities of U.S. trade compliance, Mirrer Precision Logistics provides the kind of direct, principal-level service that larger freight forwarders often cannot match. The broker's scope covers customs entry preparation, HTS code classification using the USITC tariff database, and accurate filing through the ACE portal — the CBP ACE portal being the primary system through which all formal and informal entries are processed today.

Proximity to the Port of Houston means the firm is well-positioned to support importers bringing in ocean freight across a wide range of commodity categories, including consumer goods, electronics, chemicals, machinery and equipment, and textiles and apparel. Correctly classifying merchandise using the HTS code list is essential to determining applicable duty rates, quota restrictions, and admissibility requirements — and errors at this stage can trigger customs compliance audit risk or CBP exams.

For importers who lack a U.S. legal entity or are establishing new import programs, understanding customs bond requirements — including whether a single-entry or continuous customs bond is appropriate — is a foundational step. Mirrer Precision Logistics can guide commercial shippers through these decisions as part of setting up a compliant import program.

Additional areas of expertise include importer security filing (ISF) for ocean shipments, Section 321 de minimis eligibility assessments, and identifying whether a duty drawback program or duty drawback claim may apply to an importer's supply chain. Whether you're clearing a first shipment or building a recurring import lane through the Texas Gulf Coast region, Mirrer Precision Logistics offers the licensed expertise and personal accountability that commercial importers require.