Leeds waste solutions provider invests over £3m in fleet expansion
LSS Waste Management, the Leeds-based waste solutions provider, has invested over £3m in the expansion of its fleet of skip and hook loading vehicles.
The company, which delivers commercial and domestic skips, has purchased 10 Scania Skip Loaders and two Scania Hook Loaders.
In addition, a further ten Scania Skip Loaders are on order for delivery later in the year. The new vehicles mean LSS’ fleet now totals in excess of 75.
Nigel Woolford, LSS Waste’s managing director, said: “On paper, £3million is a big investment, but when looked at in the context of the operational side of the business it was the simplest of decisions to make.
“Business is going great and has never been so busy, and further investment in the fleet was essential to give us the capacity needed to deal with such growing and demanding high levels of business.”
LSS Waste Management was founded by Nigel Woolford in 1984. Starting with just 10 skips, which he painted bright yellow so that they were easily identifiable as LSS skips, the company moved from its original site to Rothwell in 1987, where it spent 18-years before relocating to its current Cross Green Industrial Park headquarters.
Nigel commented: “Looking at LSS today, it is a million miles away from those 10 skips and one truck that I started out with 33-years ago. But the business ethos is still the same – we want to deliver the best possible waste solutions service for our customers, whether it’s a major commercial project or providing a single skip to a house in Headingley.”
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