Align Capital Partners’ (“ACP”) environmental control platform MKB Company (the “Company” or “MKB”) announced today the acquisition of US Silt & Site Supply (“US Silt”), a manufacturer and distributor of erosion and sediment control products. The acquisition expands MKB’s geographic footprint in the Northeast and strengthens its ability to serve customers with high-quality, locally supported erosion control solutions.
Based in Bow, New Hampshire, US Silt is known for its strong regional presence, customer-focused service model and broad offering of erosion and sediment control products including silt fence, inlet protection and related site solutions. US Silt brings deep market knowledge, strong customer relationships and an experienced team that complements MKB’s growing national platform.
“This acquisition is a natural fit for MKB as we continue to thoughtfully expand our footprint and capabilities,” said Rick Costello, CEO of MKB Company. “US Silt & Site Supply has built a strong reputation in the Northeast by putting customers first and delivering dependable products and service. Their team, values and regional expertise align perfectly with our long-term vision.”
The addition of US Silt enhances MKB’s ability to provide localized service and faster response times across the Northeast while maintaining the consistency, scale and technical expertise of a national platform. The New Hampshire facility will continue to operate as part of the MKB family, with ongoing investment in people, processes and customer support.
“Joining MKB gives our employees and customers confidence in a long-term partner that shares our commitment to service and quality,” said Chad Demetry, President of US Silt & Site Supply. “We’re excited to continue serving our customers with the same local focus, now backed by the resources and support of a national organization.”
This transaction marks the fourth acquisition since MKB partnered with ACP in November 2024. The ACP deal team of Matt Beesley, Chris Jones, Ross Fuller, Joe Vitale, Andrew Foster and Ryan Schmidt worked alongside management on the transaction.
