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United Site Services is a rental and service company providing portable sanitation, temporary fence and other services in the United States. It is headquartered in Westborough, Massachusetts. The company’s customer base includes the construction industry, private and commercial events, businesses, and local, state and federal governments.
History[edit]
First known as United Liquids, United Site Services was started in 1999 by Scott Lemay and Terry McNabb, originally incorporated in Mansfield, Massachusetts. [1] On October 5, 2000, United Liquids announced its name change to United Site Services. The corporation started growth with the acquisition of Handy House, Inc., [2] a portable toilet rental company located in Foxboro, Massachusetts on January 10, 2000. In its first year of business, United Site Services acquired seven portable toilet companies throughout Massachusetts and Connecticut. By the end of 2009, United Site Services had acquired nearly 80 companies and expanded its rental and service product offerings beyond portable sanitation. Between 2000 and 2010, its service reach expanded from 4 states to 23.
Equipment[edit]
United Site Services’ rental equipment and site services are comprised of portable toilets, portable sinks, temporary fence, steel storage containers (commonly known as a shipping container), mobile office containers, restroom trailers, shower trailers, temporary power installation, large engine power generators, erosion control (SWPPP), septic tank pumping, grease trap pumping, and street sweeping. Only portable toilets, portable sinks, restroom trailers and temporary fence are available for rent at every location, while other rental products and services are available at select locations.
Company Acquisitions[edit]
A&A Sanitation (FL)
ABC Septic (NH)
ABC Septic (RI)
Abco (FL)
Abco Services (CA)
Able Sanitation (FL)
Accurate (TX)
Acme & Sons (CA)
Advantage (TX)
Affordable Portable Sanitation (CO)
All American (CT)
Allied Waste - Dallas (TX)
Allied Waste - Denver (CO)
Allied Waste - So. Florida BFI (FL)
Allied Waste San Antonio (TX)
Allied Waste Transportation (AZ)
Allison-Broyles Co (TX)
Amason's (FL)
American Classic Sanitation (CA)
American Rentals (CT)
B & L Sanitation (FL)
Back a House (MA)
Banks Tanks (GA)
Bay State Portable Restrooms (MA)
Beland (CT)
Big Foot (FL)
BOSS (FL)
Butler John (NH)
Capital Chem Can (TX)
Carols Cans (AZ)
Cascade Phillips (OR/WA)
Clemco (FL)
Connectican (CT)
CT Temporary (CT)
Downtown Johnny (MA)
Everson's EconoVac (WA)
F & Z Corp. (RI)
Farnham (CT)
Fast Break Portables (GA)
Fogle's Portable Toilets (MD)
GATEC (CO/AZ)
GoCans (LA)
Golden Triangle (FL)
GOTOGO (CT)
Handy House (MA)
Howse Brothers (TX)
Johnny on the Spot (NV)
Jon G's (CO)
Lucky Dog (TX)
Lucky I&I (CA)
MCS (CO)
Metroplex Sanitation (TX)
Morrow & Sons (CA)
Mr. Potty (NH)
Need-A-Jon (FL)
Nickel Ridge (WY)
On-Site Services (FL)
Outhouse ATL (GA)
PDQ (TX)
Pit Stop Portable Restrooms (TX)
Portable Services, Inc (MS)
Port-o-let of Louisiana (LA)
Port-o-let of San Antonio (TX)
Portosan (CA)
Sani-Can (MA)
Sanitation Services (CA)
Scottys Potties (CT)
So. Maryland Sanitation (MD)
Stop & Go (CA)
Sun Services (NV)
Texas Pride Portable Toilets (TX)
The John and Company (UT)
Trojan (CA)
Waste Management of Santa Rosa (CA)
Waste Services, Inc. (AZ)
WM Maryland (MD)
WM of LA and Orange County (CA)
WM of Southwest Florida (FL)
WM Orlando (FL)
Organization Facts[edit]
• 1,200 employees
• 56 operating locations in 16 states
• Service coverage to 23 states
• 130,000 portable toilets
• 3 million feet of temporary fence
President Obama Inauguration[edit]
During the weeks of January 11 and January 18, 2009, United Site Services was contracted to provide portable toilets for the President Obama inauguration in Washington, D.C. for the 2.2 million people estimated to attend the inauguration. Along the inaugural parade route and the Capitol, United Site Services provided 2,300 portable toilets (a combination of standard portable toilets and wheelchair-accessible portable toilets). Don’s Jons, working alongside United Site Services, provided an additional 5,500 portable toilets around the National Mall and surrounding areas. Between these two companies, the estimated 7,800 portable toilets marked the largest grouping of portable toilets for an event in the country’s history according to the Portable Sanitation Association International.[3]
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