EnviroVac expands national footprint with Vecta acquisition
(UI) — EnviroVac has merged with Vecta Environmental Services, LLC, expanding its service capabilities and geographic reach across the environmental, industrial and infrastructure services markets. The transaction brings together two providers with overlapping safety and operational priorities, strengthening EnviroVac’s national platform.
Vecta is known for its work across environmental and industrial services, including infrastructure-related support, and the combination is expected to enhance EnviroVac’s ability to serve customers across a broader range of projects and regions.
“Vecta has built an outstanding reputation in the markets it serves, grounded in safety, operational excellence, and a strong commitment to customers,” said Dominick Garton, CEO of EnviroVac. “We are excited to welcome Vecta into the EnviroVac organization. This acquisition expands our service offerings and geographic reach while bringing together two teams that share a strong cultural alignment and dedication to doing the right thing.”
According to EnviroVac, the acquisition aligns with its long-term growth strategy by expanding service lines that support infrastructure and industrial projects, including hydroblasting, ultra-high-pressure blasting, vacuum truck services, tank cleaning, hydroexcavation, chemical cleaning, waste management, and insulation and scaffolding services.
“I completely believe that this is the right next step for our organizations,” said Alan Goldstein, CEO of Vecta. “The folks at EnviroVac share our simple but sincere commitments to both solve our customer’s problems and treat our people right. This combination creates a stronger platform for us to continue to do those two things. I could not be more grateful for, and excited by, the journey we have ahead of us.”
EnviroVac said the merger will also strengthen its national footprint, positioning the combined organization for continued growth while maintaining a focus on safety, quality, and operational execution. Both companies will continue operations during the integration process, with an emphasis on continuity for customers and employees.
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