The people behind every ride
Founded in Seattle, built on the belief that private transportation should feel personal, not transactional

Built on a simple standard
H Black Service Seattle was founded in 2023 to offer something rideshare could not: a truly private, professional, and personalized transportation experience. We focus on private transportation, professional service, comfortable vehicles, dependable scheduling, and a consistent experience for every passenger traveling through the Seattle area.
Every reservation is scheduled specifically for you. You know who your chauffeur is, what vehicle to expect, and that your ride will not disappear into a pool of shared requests or surge pricing.

Hector Olivera
Owner & FounderHector Olivera brings hands-on experience in the private transportation industry and a personal understanding of what airport, cruise, corporate, and private transportation clients in the Seattle area actually need.
That experience shapes every decision behind H Black Service Seattle, from the vehicles in the fleet to how a reservation is confirmed. Clients are not just another rideshare passenger. They know their chauffeur, their vehicle, and that their reservation was made specifically for them.
A closer look at H Black Service
A short introduction to who we are and how we work.
The standard behind every ride
Truly Private
Every ride is scheduled specifically for you, never shared, never pooled.
Upfront Pricing
Flat rate pricing agreed before you ride, with no surge pricing, ever.
Direct Communication
Reach your chauffeur directly before and during your reservation.
Punctuality
We track flights and plan every trip so your chauffeur is on time.
Airport & Cruise Focus
Specialized in SeaTac Airport and Seattle's cruise terminals, Pier 66 and Pier 91.
Complimentary Car Seats
Car seats and booster seats are available on request at no extra cost.
Vehicles built for the standard we hold



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