Daniel Pierron

We are a long-established family company that has been professionally disposing and recycling of waste since 1919 - now in the fourth generation. With a total of 10 mostly long-term employees, we look after customers in the greater Hamburg area. We see ourselves as a service provider. Our extensive fleet of vehicles and our experience in logistics allow us to respond to your special requests at short notice. Call us and make an appointment. We advise you comprehensively - and of course without obligation - in all matters relating to disposal.

COMPANY HISTORY

In 1919 Wilhelm Pierron registered the trade in raw products. In the factory in Mühlenstrasse at the foot of the Michel (the street is now called Gerstäckerstrasse), packaging and waste paper from the department stores were disposed of, as well as bones, irons and rags. Rags (old clothes) were needed for the boiler cleaners in the port of Hamburg. The transport took place by means of 'Schottscher carts'.

During the war the company burned out completely and Wilhelm Pierron looked for a new location. It was rebuilt in 1944 at Zeughausstraße 56 on the Zeughausmarkt below the Bismarck monument. A three-wheeled Goliath truck was purchased for transport, which was converted into a horse-drawn carriage when there was a shortage of energy. In the same year the first major customer was acquired.

After Wilhelm Pierron's death in 1956, his wife Ella took over the business. The old screw presses were gradually replaced by modern channel baling presses, and forklifts were used for loading. In 1976 Ella Pierron handed the business over to her son Helmut Heinrich. In the same year the second company move took place, as the armory market was converted into a residential area. In addition, more space was needed for a large hall and the growing vehicle fleet.

In 1986 Heinrich's son Helmut joined the company and learned the business from scratch. In 1997 Helmut Pierron became the sole managing partner and managed the family company in the third generation. Helmut's son Daniel has been the sole managing director in the fourth generation since 2012.