Interstate Waste Services, Inc. announced the acquisition of Hometown Waste & Recycling, a family-owned dumpster rental provider operating across New Jersey. The transaction adds specialized roll-off capabilities, fleet assets, and digital booking infrastructure to IWS’s regional waste management network.
Founded over a decade ago, Hometown has completed more than 35,000 dumpster rentals across the state. Under the agreement, Hometown will retain its established brand name, digital storefront, and operational workforce while leveraging IWS’s broader infrastructure.
Key acquisition highlights
- Assets Acquired: Roll-off dumpster operations, including 13 vehicles and 20 employees.
- Brand & Leadership Continuity: Hometown will continue operating under its existing brand, preserving its customer-facing operations and same-day delivery services.
- Digital Integration: Retention of Hometown’s online platform (hometownwastenj.com), which allows customers to reserve containers, schedule delivery and pickup, and process payments in a single portal.
- Service Expansion: Expands IWS’s non-hazardous solid waste collection footprint across New Jersey construction, commercial, and residential sectors.
| Transaction Summary | Details |
| Acquiring Entity | Interstate Waste Services, Inc. (Teaneck, N.J.) |
| Target Entity | Hometown Waste & Recycling |
| Fleet & Staffing | 13 vehicles, 20 employees |
| Track Record | 35,000+ completed dumpster rentals |
| Primary Region | New Jersey statewide |
The integration allows IWS—one of the nation’s largest privately held solid waste companies—to expand its roll-off dumpster services while connecting Hometown’s customer base to its broader network of transfer stations, recycling facilities, and waste-by-rail transport systems.
“We’re proud to welcome Hometown to the IWS family,” Mike DiBella, founder and CEO of Interstate Waste Services, said. “Hometown’s roll-off expertise and dedicated team strengthen our service line and reinforce our commitment to providing customers with dependable, high-quality service.”
“Joining Interstate Waste Services opens the door to exciting new opportunities for Hometown,” Michael Mule, owner of Hometown Waste & Recycling said. “With IWS’s resources and reach, we’ll be able to bring that same service to more customers in more communities across New Jersey.”
IWS currently operates a fleet of over 1,000 collection vehicles across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, supported by 33 material recovery, transfer, and transload facilities, alongside a rail-served landfill.
