Mint Eco Car Wash officially broke ground on its development of 1890 Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard, located at the corner of Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard and I-95. The company has shared previously that it currently owns 10 properties with the goal of developing a portfolio of 50 car washes in Palm Beach County.
"One of the biggest differences about Mint Eco Car Wash is our approach to the market," said CEO and Co-Founder, Geoffrey Jervis. "We believe that the value of our business to our customers is greatly increased with a robust approach to the number of locations we have. Our dream is to offer customers multiple opportunities to use Mint Eco. You will pass one on the way to work, another on the way to drop your children at school, and yet another on your way to church. Today, this groundbreaking is a milestone in our accomplishing that difference."
The ceremony took place with over 50 local business attendees present, including West Palm Beach City Commissioner Shalonda Warren (whose district the property resides) and President and CEO of The Chamber of the Palm Beaches, Donald Burgess. This location will be Mint Eco's third car wash in West Palm Beach, with all 10 of its sites located in Palm Beach County. The property has been vacant for several years, most recently being the site of an Olive Garden restaurant.
"I would like to Congratulate the Mint Eco team on this momentous occasion," said City Commissioner Shalonda Warren. "I am a huge supporter of job creation. I support development like this because I believe that at the end of the day, it helps the people of this city. Mint Eco's project will impact the quality of life here in our community in a positive way with their local hiring focus, convenient services, and supportive attitude towards the Community."
"The Chamber is proud to be working with Mint Eco and celebrating all their achievements here in our great City," said Donald Burgess, CEO and President of the Chamber of the Palm Beaches. "We are so happy to see Mint Eco expanding, and it demonstrates their confidence about what is happening in the City of West Palm Beach. We are looking forward to seeing what becomes of this site that has stood vacant for so long, as we know from visiting Mint Eco's existing facilities that it will be another beautiful addition to our city."
