Our History
TODAY
York Group of Companies, Triple Waste Management, Rumble Foundations, Trillium Recovery, SC Disposal, MCS Group, ACES Waste Management, Budget Group, United Environmental and Confra Utilities all bring their brands together as York1. With over 860 employees and a combined 70 years of experience and expertise, York1 stands as a leader in environmental and infrastructure services.
Read MoreTrillium Recovery
York builds on its waste management and recycling capabilities with the acquisition of Trillium Recovery, an Etobicoke, Ontario-based company founded in 2006.
Read MoreTriple Waste Acquisition
York welcomes Triple Waste Management to the family – a move that brings the Millwick Transfer station into York’s network of facilities and creates a platform for further growth and opportunity. Focused on waste collection and recycling, Triple Waste was founded by Vince Mora in 2010.
Read MoreA New Vision
York maps out a new growth strategy that will see it evolve into an integrated environmental and infrastructure services business, through organic growth and acquisitions.
Read MoreYORK Demolition
York enters the site preparation business with the launch of York Demolition LP. This new addition positions York to deliver infrastructure services at nearly every stage of the construction process.
Read MoreSoil Remediation
At 28 Bathurst Street, York undertakes one of the largest soil remediation projects in Toronto involving lead contamination and hazardous soil.
Read MorePanAm Aquatics Centre
Work begins on the Pan Am Aquatics Centre. In the same year, York Environmental Solutions LP is created as an affiliate company to York Excavating. The new company addresses the needs of construction and land development clients with services such as soil remediation, recycling, haulage and disposal.
Read MoreNew Head Office
York moves into a 25,000-square-foot office at 125 Villarboit Crescent in Concord.
Read MoreStrength in Numbers
By now, York is established as an industry leader with proven expertise in small- to large-scale excavations backed by a 68-piece equipment fleet and powered by more than 50 employees.
Read MoreAir Canada Centre
York begins working on the Air Canada Centre, now known as the Scotiabank Arena, home to the Toronto Raptors and the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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