Power Pak Compaction Systems Inc.

In 1994 Patrick Byrne started Power Pak based on the concept of offering “full waste-stream service management” directly to the end-user. Having spent many years in the waste management business, Patrick was concerned with the traditional sales methods being used in the waste industry, that is, match a potential client’s existing service with the same service but at a slightly reduced price.

Traditionally, compactor and baler manufacturers sold equipment directly to haulage companies; such equipment however is counterproductive to a haulage companies profit which is based on frequent trash pick-ups. It is not in a haulage company’s best interest to offer equipment for “full waste-stream services” to their clients.

Patricks concept of "full waste-stream management" brought innovative and progressive methods of handling clients trash concerns straight to the end user thus allowing clients to

• Lower overall waste associated costs and environmental impact
• Reduce labor time associated with waste management
• Provide cleaner more safe disposal sites
• Minimize waste site space requirements
• Produce additional unrealized revenue from waste that previously had gone to landfill sites

Through progressive thinking and directly marketing waste management equipment such as balers and compactors at competitive pricing to the end-user, Power Pak’s programs have helped its clients save millions of dollars and dramatically lower the amount of waste going to landfill sites. Power Pak’s innovative recycling programs have helped lower carbon emissions in an incalculable way that benefits us all in the present and future.

Industries that have benefit from Power Pak Programs include:

• Grocery
• Food Processing
• Property Management
• Manufacturing
• Textile
• Lumber Yards & Lumber Processing
• Freight Expediters & Logistics
• Schools

Benefits Of Compaction

Instituting a compaction waste reduction and or recycle program is environmentally responsible and cost-effective. Compacting your waste reduces the number of haulage trips.