Lone Star Environmental Companies (LSEC) has entered into a strategic partnership with Goldner Hawn, a private investment firm with a long-standing track record of supporting growth-oriented companies. This partnership marks an important step in LSEC’s continued expansion across Texas, strengthening our ability to serve municipal, industrial, and commercial clients with dependable underground infrastructure solutions. With a strong foundation in vacuum truck services, wastewa

Wastewater management is essential for keeping communities, industries, and the environment safe—but there’s more to it than you might think. From vacuum trucks to modern wastewater treatment plants, here are six surprising facts about how wastewater is handled and why it matters. 1. Wastewater is more complex than you think Wastewater isn’t just “used water.” It contains organic matter, chemicals, and microorganisms that require specialized treatment at wastewater treatment

Texas is entering a new era of water infrastructure investment, with billions allocated to wastewater and stormwater projects over the next decade. For companies like LSEC , these investments represent not just opportunities, but a call to innovate, expand, and continue leading in safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible solutions. Major Investments Driving Change $5 Billion in Wastewater Construction Projects Over the next 36 months, Texas anticipates $5 billion in w

In environmental construction, the tools you see are only part of the story. Some of the most impactful assets operate behind the scenes, quietly enabling projects to succeed. At LSEC, vacuum trucks are one of those assets—an unassuming but indispensable part of how we manage stormwater, wastewater, and construction sites with precision, safety, and environmental care. Efficiency Beyond the Obvious Vacuum trucks are often seen as just “cleanup” equipment. In reality, they are