Portabull Cold Storage in acquisition mode to expand rental fleet

Portabull Cold Storage (Portabull) has acquired Portable Refrigeration Storage, Inc., enhancing its rental fleet of electric-powered, temporary on-site cold storage units. This acquisition gives its current customers more access to Portabull’s advanced, efficient cold storage solutions. 

Electric-powered cold storage helps businesses maintain, smooth, and expand operations without overspending. As the only single-source provider of electric-powered temporary on-site cold storage capable of fielding units in all 48 contiguous states, Portabull serves clients as diverse as nationwide grocers, local florists, and everything in between.  

John Herman, Portabull’s president said, “Portabull always seeks to deliver more value to our customers. Our presence in the Southeast United States is now stronger thanks to our agreement with PRS, and we continue to grow the nation’s most advanced fleet of electric cold storage rental units.” He says, “Especially now, when sustainability and efficiency are such crucial objectives, Portabull is unique in our ability to serve a variety of customers with many different solutions. Electric-powered cold storage helps businesses maintain, smooth, and expand operations without spending too much or creating excessive waste.” 

PRS, highly regarded industry veterans, has served customers with rental cold storage solutions for 25 years. They are choosing Portabull to continue their legacy focused on their customers and the members of the PRS team joining Portabull.  Rick Nuckols, president of Portable Refrigeration Storage, Inc. says, “We feel Portabull is the right fit for our clients. They will continue the legacy of serving all of our customers’ ongoing requirements.” 

Portabull has specialised in electric-powered cold storage solutions, helping businesses cut costs, scale as needed, and reduce environmental impact compared to traditional diesel-powered units. With PRS’s fleet integration, Portabull looks to meet the rising demand for sustainable electric temporary cold storage. Mr. Herman adds, “This is a game-changer for organisations in the Southeast US who use temporary cold storage.”