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Bristal Opens Niverville Office, Offers Dry Cleaning

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Emanuel Toews at Bristal's new head office Evan Braun

Bristal Hauling has moved their head office from Niverville’s industrial park further into town.

“This is a new location,” says Emanuel Toews, Safety Manager and Marketing Associate for Bristal. He clarifies that they have always been located in the Niverville area and continue to operate their transfer station on Sixth Avenue.

The head office move comes with an added benefit for Niverville residents: Bristal’s in-town location also doubles as a drop-off location for Steinbach Dry Cleaners. In fact, the two companies now have a shared ownership under Willy Toews.

“A business [opportunity] came forward to buy both PurPlus Dry Cleaners and Steinbach Dry Cleaners, both located in Steinbach,” says Toews. “We took this leap into a new industry and decided to open a drop-off location in Niverville as we have operations already located in town though Bristal.”

The address of the new office is Unit B, 10 Cedar Drive and the hours are 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

“We are also a J.R. Watkins Naturals dealer,” Toews adds. J.R. Watkins supplies a wide variety of bath and body, gourmet, health, and homecare products made from natural ingredients. 

The Niverville transfer station is open on Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. until noon. Garbage is not accepted at the head office on Cedar Drive.

For more information

www.bristalhauling.ca
www.steinbachdrycleaners.ca

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