UniFirst Corp., Wilmington, MA, recently partnered with HOLT Renewables to finalize three rooftop solar power systems at UniFirst industrial laundry facilities in Austin and San Antonio, TX, and Stockton, CA. Combined, the solar-power systems boast over 2,000 high-efficiency solar panels, promising substantial long-term benefits including clean energy, reduced emissions and significant lifetime utility savings.
Vestis recently announced plans to establish its corporate headquarters and teammate support center in Roswell, GA, according to a news release.
More than 170 team members at Wildman Business Group’s various locations recently participated in the company’s first annual Day of Service.
Cintas Corp., Mason, OH, has acquired Paris Uniform Services, a DuBois, PA-based, family-owned supplier of uniform and facility services.
Jim Vaudreuil, CEO, Huebsch Services, Eau Claire, WI, and 2023 TRSA Operator Lifetime Achievement Award winner, passed away on March 2 at home surrounded by his wife, Christine; daughter, Isabel; and many other loved ones.
Cintas Corp. recently announced an investment in its 43-acre corporate campus in Mason, OH, to secure a continued path of growth for the company and its employee-partners. The project will help the company grow and retain key senior-level talent and train the Cintas leaders of the future at its headquarters.
Cintas Corp., Mason, OH, recently acquired SITEX, a Kentucky-based, family-owned supplier of uniform and facility service programs.
Prudential Overall Supply, Irvine, CA, recently announced its 2023 customer satisfaction index (CSI) score.
Robert W. Baird & Co. and TRSA recently released the results of their Fourth-Quarter 2023 Uniform & Linen Rental Survey. In the latest survey, Baird added a question to gauge revenue growth among linen, uniform and facility services companies that service the healthcare sector.
After 34 years’ service in the business of supplying mats to the linen, uniform and facility services industry, David Watterson, M+A Matting’s vice president of field and international sales, recently announced his retirement from the LaGrange, GA-based company. M+A helped fuel the growth of the mat-rental market, starting with its founding in the early 1960s as Mountville Mills Inc. Because of Watterson’s pivotal role in that growth, we asked if he’d answer a few questions about where the business is headed in the 2020s and beyond. Excerpts of his responses appear below.
