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Best Trash acquires Pelican Waste & Debris

PRIVATEOct 30, 2025•7 months ago

Acquiring Company

Best Trash

Acquired Company

Pelican Waste & Debris

Richmond

HoumaSoftwareWaste Management

Description

Best Trash has completed the acquisition of Pelican Waste & Debris, expanding its operations into Louisiana and Mississippi. The deal enhances Best Trash's solid waste services by adding roll-off and construction services. Pelican's founders are enthusiastic about joining forces and maintaining an ownership stake in the merged company.

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Company

Best Trash

Location

Richmond, Texas, United States

About

Best Trash, LLC is a market leading municipal solid waste platform serving the residential waste collection needs of select markets in Texas including the Greater Houston Area (GHA). It services utility districts, municipalities, homeowner associations, and individual residences. Best Trash has a stellar reputation for quality and safety, resulting in industry leading customer retention. The company’s long-term contracts provide significant revenue visibility, and when paired with Best Trash’s long-term disposal contracts, generate attractive, and stable margins.

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