Wood and Upshur counties
Breakroom service through the lake country.
Gilmer, Big Sandy, Hawkins, Mineola, Quitman, Winnsboro and Ore City sit north of Longview and Tyler, close enough to both that they fall on routes we already run. These are small towns, and small towns are usually the first ones a large operator stops servicing well.
- Small towns on scheduled routes, not on request
- Equipment we own outright, installed at no cost to you
- Accounts from 20 employees up, on the same standard
Who we serve
Who we serve north of Longview.
In towns this size the school district, the hospital and one or two plants are the workplaces, and none of them have anyone spare to manage a breakroom.
- Manufacturing and fabrication across Wood and Upshur counties
- School district staff lounges in every town on the list
- Hospitals, clinics and long-term care in Mineola, Quitman and Gilmer
- County offices and professional services in the county seats
- Rail, trucking and yard operations around Mineola and Big Sandy
- Smaller employers in Hawkins, Winnsboro and Ore City
Communities we serve
Towns we serve in Wood and Upshur counties.
Every town below is on our routes, and a business with several sites can keep them on one service schedule.
Wood and Upshur counties
The lake country north of Longview and Tyler.
Before you ask
Questions from workplaces in the lake country
We only have about 25 people. Will you still put something in?
Yes. We service accounts from 20 employees up to industrial sites with several hundred. Our motto has always been to treat every customer the same no matter the size difference.
Does a town this small get real service, or just a machine?
Real service. Gilmer, Ore City, Big Sandy, Hawkins, Mineola, Quitman and Winnsboro are scheduled stops on our routes. How often we come is set by how fast your machines actually move, not by how small the town is.
Can a small site have a micro market?
Sometimes. A market needs enough traffic to keep fresh product turning, so in a smaller building it may come down to a compact market or a set of machines plus coffee. We will tell you which one fits after we see the room rather than selling you the bigger one.
What does it cost to get started?
Call 903-758-8639 or send the form and we will set up a time to come meet with you. We look at the space, check power and the water line, and put a recommendation in writing before you decide anything.
Request a proposal
Tell us about your workplace up north.
Share your headcount, your shifts and what is in the breakroom now. We will come look at the space and put a recommendation in writing.
- We set up a time to come meet with you.
- A local rep handles it from the first call.
- Offices from 20 employees to large industrial sites.
White Oak, Texas
Call the office.
Lone Star Vending, 125 Lone Star Pkwy, White Oak, TX 75693. Describe the site and you will reach a person who can answer questions before you send anything over.