Because Waste Pro is privately owned, it has a unique ability to strategically expand operations and sustain consistent financial growth, allowing it to compete with other waste and recycling collection companies in the United States.2 Sept 2021
What companies are owned by Waste Management?
- Bingo Industries Limited.
- Casella Waste Systems, Inc.
- US Ecology, Inc.
- Recology (Private)
- Biffa plc.
- Cleanaway Waste Management Limited.
- Covanta Energy Corporation.
- Renewi plc.
Who founded Waste Pro?
John J. Jennings
How many states is Waste Pro in?
Waste Pro USA, Inc. is one of the country's fastest-growing privately-owned waste collection, recycling, processing, and disposal companies, operating in ten southeastern states.16 Feb 2021
Is Waste Management and Waste Pro the same company?
By 1992, the company was renamed Jennings Environmental Services and was a leader in Central Florida through organic growth and acquisitions. Four years later, the company joined forces with USA Waste Services, Inc., which acquired what is today Waste Management.16 Feb 2021
What states have waste management?
- Alabama. Arizona. Arkansas. California. Colorado. Connecticut. Delaware. District of Columbia.
- Indiana. Iowa. Kansas. Kentucky. Louisiana. Maine. Maryland. Massachusetts.
- Nebraska. Nevada. New Hampshire. New Jersey. New Mexico. New York. North Carolina.
- Rhode Island. South Carolina. South Dakota. Tennessee. Texas. Utah. Vermont.
Who is the CEO of Waste Pro?
President Sean Jennings
How much is Waste Pro worth?
Waste Pro services more than two million residential customers, 40,000 commercial customers and more than 230 exclusive city and county franchises. The company is worth more than $1 billion, and last year's revenues exceeded $546 million.
What will waste management not take?
In addition, the following items require special handling and may not be placed in your waste or recycling containers: Appliances, batteries, chemical products, construction debris, electronics, flammables, fluorescent bulbs, hazardous waste, pesticides, liquids, medical waste/needles, tires.