It’s simple enough to explain why the founders of Liquid Environmental Solutions decided to focus on grease collection and disposal when they established the company in 2002: More and more municipalities want nothing to do with treating grease trap waste.
To fill that void, the company now owns 24 disposal facilities, five built by Liquid Environmental Solutions and the balance stemming from partnerships with municipalities or acquisitions of companies that already owned treatment facilities. “It all comes down to the fact that city treatment plants aren’t designed to handle things like grease,” says Dana King, senior vice-president of the Dallas-based company.
