SRS National was established in March of 2001 by Jerry Beaudoin. With one "bad-to-the-bone" tri-axle dump truck Triple Six and a few customers, SRS was postioning itself to one day be the industry's leading transporter in the region. By the time October rolled around, Jerry was spread out way too thin to stay on top of all of the details that need to be addressed on a day to day basis. So he hired his younger brother James to get in the office and take care of paying the bills and trying to reach out to potential new customers.
In 2003, SRS doubled it's fleet with the purchase of a new unit Triple Nine and hired it's first driver, Chris Doheny. Through constant communication and ever-growing contact information, SRS was able to secure more than 15 new environmental contractors during it's first two years of business. More work meant more equipment needed to be added to support the growing customer base. 2004 saw the addition of two more tri-axles Triple Eight and Triple Seven while 2005 and 2006 saw the need to tap into the tractor/dump trailer force again, thus adding 3 more units Triple Five, Triple Three and Triple Four.
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By 2007, the SRS customer base had widened to over 35 active environmental firms including various contractors, engineers and disposal facilities. It was time to add one more tri-axle and one more combination award winning Triple Zero and the trophy grabbing Triple Two. 2007 also saw the retirement of the unit that started it all Triple Six. It was sold to a company out of Pennsylvania whose affiliate had also purchased Triple Seven in the Springtime. With the passing of Jerry's signature truck came new life from new ideas and ambitions that resulted in the year-long project of creating the new flagship in the SRS line of trucks, Triple One. Jerry built this truck and trailer to represent what he worked so hard for in building SRS to what it is today. Triple One made it's debut in Louisville, KY at the Mid-America Truck Show - It took "Best of Show" (no easy feat) honors and sent shockwaves throughout the show-truck circuit across the United States and Canada. Presently, SRS is working hard to continue to move forward with servicing it's clients offering the best service available, while still maintaining and even exceding the integrity and passion that helped make it so successful. |