Interstate Waste Services Announces Acquisition of Pinto Service
Interstate Waste Services, Inc. ("IWS"), a premier waste management provider, has recently completed the acquisition of Pinto Service, Inc. and National Transport, Inc., a family-run waste hauling company with a storied history. This merger is a testament to the commitment that both companies share towards exceptional service and community involvement. By bringing Pinto into the IWS family, the goal is to bolster their operational capabilities and enhance service delivery in solid waste collection and recycling.
The Legacy of Pinto Service
Pinto Service, founded in 1951, started as a humble single-truck operation and has evolved into a trusted waste management provider in the community. The deep-rooted values of reliability and strong customer relationships are part of Pinto's identity. This new partnership not only allows IWS to welcome Pinto's loyal customer base but also to integrate its dedicated workforce into a larger operation focused on innovation and safety.
A Commitment to Service and Community
Michael DiBella, the CEO of IWS, expressed his admiration for what the Pinto family has achieved over the decades, highlighting the synergy between IWS and Pinto’s business philosophies. IWS is built on the foundations laid by family businesses, highlighting values such as integrity and a commitment to the community. This acquisition is an honor for IWS, as it continues to focus on quality service, ensuring that existing Pinto customers will benefit from a broader array of services while receiving the trusted support they’ve valued for generations.
Details of the Acquisition
As part of this strategic acquisition, IWS plans to seamlessly integrate all aspects of Pinto Service—including collection services, transfer stations, and a fleet of over 40 vehicles. Maintaining leadership roles from Pinto within IWS operations aims to preserve the strong community relationships that have been cultivated over the years. Charlie Pinto, the owner of Pinto, has expressed optimism about the partnership, noting that the alignment in values and dedication to service excellence will enable both entities to thrive.
Growing the IWS Presence
This partnership is a significant step in IWS's ongoing expansion within the northeastern United States. Following previous acquisitions, such as Oak Ridge Waste & Recycling and Marangi Disposal, IWS is reinforcing its position as a leading market player. The strategic move aims to enhance operational efficiency, bringing innovative solutions to waste management while remaining committed to sustainability and environmental responsibility.
About Interstate Waste Services
Interstate Waste Services, Inc. is proud to serve the greater New York City, New Jersey, and Southwestern Connecticut regions with a focus on solid waste and recycling service excellence. The company operates over 600 collection vehicles and features a network of recovery and transfer facilities. By prioritizing family-operated ethics and progressive waste management solutions, IWS is dedicated to delivering high-quality service tailored to residential, industrial, and commercial needs.
Contact Information
For inquiries, please reach out to Abby Fleissner, Director of Marketing at Interstate Waste Services, Inc., at 716.400.9129.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the significance of the acquisition?
The acquisition aims to enhance operational capabilities and expand services while maintaining a family-oriented approach.
Who founded Pinto Service?
Pinto Service was founded in 1951 by Joseph and Gloria Pinto, evolving from a small operation into a respected waste management company.
How does IWS plan to integrate Pinto Service?
IWS will incorporate Pinto’s services, staff, and fleet into its existing operations, promoting continuity and community relationships.
What are the core values shared by IWS and Pinto?
Both companies emphasize service excellence, integrity, dedication to their workforce, and community involvement.
What regions does IWS serve?
IWS provides services in the greater New York City area, New Jersey, and parts of Southwestern Connecticut.
