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ABOUT US
The Greatest Environmental Protectors You’ve Never Heard Of…. Until Now
Our company started in 1984 under the name Aabaco Industries, when co-founder Steve Matheo set up shop in his daughter’s bedroom in their Sunrise, FL home. Steve along with his friend Joel Lubin were passionate about educating their customers about safety and providing products other companies wouldn’t carry, like gloves and goggles. Within the first three months, the duo had a viable business with these products alone. Sales skyrocketed quickly and the two young entrepreneurs moved the business to a small office in Margate, FL, then to larger facilities 3 times in the first three years. While most businesses struggle to turn an early profit, our company made waves.
Taking our show on the road (1990) – Trade shows were a pivotal part of our educational effort in the early days. Most of the industry didn’t know products like oil-eating microbes even existed.
Our company doesn’t exist merely to clean up the messes of heavy industry, but to leave a cleaner world than those messes found. We believe the earth is so resourceful, it provides natural cleaning solutions for even the most man-made and synthetic calamities.
WHY CHOOSE US
Environmental Protectors
As the years went by, Steve and Joel saw spill remediation as an untapped means of protecting the environment. Their goal was to find sustainable, environmentally-conscious products and share their discoveries with the world. They were featured in the news for providing the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation a treated sugarcane byproduct called Bagasse, to clean a hydraulic oil spill. They began promoting oil-eating microbes, the most efficient spill cleaners which also compost naturally and create new soil, decades before they were commonplace.An Eye On A Cleaner Future
Now in retirement, the co-founders have given way to a new generation of conscientious ownership. They’ve sought and found a like-minded owner in Kim Hannon, a female entrepreneur that shared their values of environmental preservation and education. Seeking ever more sustainable solutions, Kim keeps her sights on a cleaner future for her kids, community, and planet.