Paramount Building Solutions (LaSalle Capital) Acquires Starlight Building Maintenance
May 5, 2008
LaSalle Capital’s portfolio company, Paramount Building Solutions, has acquired Starlight Building Maintenance, Inc., a Burlingame, California-based provider of janitorial and building maintenance services. The add-on expands Paramount’s West Coast footprint, broadens its service offering to grocery and drug store retailers, and positions the combined company for continued national growth.
- Buyers
- Paramount Building Solutions, LLC, LaSalle Capital Group, L.P.
- Targets
- Starlight Building Maintenance, Inc.
- Platforms
- Paramount Building Solutions, LLC
- Industry
- Industrial Services
- Location
- California, United States
- Transaction Type
- Addon
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