Fort Worth-based CG Environmental has been acquired by Salt Lake City-based EnviroServe Inc., a national provider of environmental and waste management services and a portfolio company of One Rock Capital Partners.
“We look forward to combining CG Environmental’s advanced technical knowledge and local market know-how with EnviroServe’s comprehensive service offerings,” EnviroServe CEO Nathan Savage said in a statement. “As we seek to expand our national reach and suite of essential environmental solutions, CG Environmental brings a team whose extensive industry experience and commitment to customer service, safety and efficiency will help accelerate our long-term growth objectives.”
Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
CG Environmental is a full-service environmental and industrial services provider. EnviroServe said the addition of CG Environmental’s seven locations increases EnviroServe’s reach to 45 operations across the U.S.
From environmental remediation to emergency response and waste management
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CG Environmental is a regional provider of specialty environmental remediation, emergency response, and waste management services across Texas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Missouri, and the surrounding regions. It carries a strong reputation for high-quality, reliable service and for solving its customers’ toughest environmental challenges, EnviroServe said.
EnviroServe said that CG Environmental also works closely with state-of-the-art, proprietary equipment, including its “Annihilator” solutions, which enable customers to clean up spills more efficiently on pavements than traditional solutions.
“The two businesses are highly complementary, particularly in terms of geographic and service offerings, and we believe this partnership will provide key resources to further EnviroServe’s mission of assisting our customers in overcoming environmental challenges, mitigating risk and driving sustainability,” One Rock Operating Partner Andy Shackett said in a statement.
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