Universal Tankers has acquired H & E Trotter, enhancing its service reach in northern England.
- The acquisition is set to improve waste management services, including septic tank servicing and portable toilet provision.
- H & E Trotter operates with a fleet of 15 HGVs and 15 trailers across Penrith and Carlisle.
- Toby Gunn, MD of Universal Tankers, assures a seamless transition for customers.
- Both companies share a commitment to high service standards, focusing on customer satisfaction.
Universal Tankers has successfully acquired Penrith-based H & E Trotter, marking a significant expansion in its service capabilities in northern England. This strategic move is expected to enhance the company’s ability to provide comprehensive waste management solutions, particularly in the management of septic tanks, portable toilets, and bulk water provision.
The acquisition brings under Universal Tankers’ banner a fleet comprising of 15 HGVs and 15 trailers operating from two crucial locations, Penrith and Carlisle. This logistical capability is crucial for meeting rising demand and expanding service offerings in the region.
Toby Gunn, Managing Director at Universal Tankers, emphasised the priority of maintaining high standards and ensuring a smooth transition for existing customers. “At Universal Tankers, our clients have always been our top priority. We are thrilled to welcome H & E Trotter’s wet waste business into our group.” His statement reflects a commitment to continuing the exceptional customer service both firms are known for.
Gunn further highlighted the shared values between Universal Tankers and H & E Trotter. Both companies are united by a dedication to quality and customer satisfaction, ensuring that the integration will uphold the superior experience customers expect. The acquisition not only expands geographical reach but also strengthens service diversity in the north of England and Cumbria.
The acquisition of H & E Trotter strategically positions Universal Tankers to enhance its service offering and expand its market presence in northern England.
