Company Location

 

Headquarters

EPI is located in Jamestown, Rhode Island, USA, approximately 30 miles south-east of Providence, Rhode Island.

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EPI has field offices in Berlin, Germany and Toronto, Canada.

Nearby Airports

Both Boston's Logan Airport (BOS) and Providence's T. F. Green Airport (PVD) are nearby. Flying into Providence is most convenient, as T. F. Green is only a 30-minute drive away from Jamestown.

Directions from the North, T.F.Green Airport (PVD)

Take Route 95 South to Route 4 South (exit 9). Route 4 will become Route 1 South. Watch for the signs for Route 138 East to Jamestown /Newport Bridges. Take 138 East over the Jamestown Bridge, exit just before the Newport Bridge toll booths (exit called Historic Jamestown). This is Conanicus Ave. Continue on Conanicus Avenue past the Bay Voyage Inn and along the water. At the three-way stop sign, turn right onto Narragansett Ave. Halfway up the street, you will see a Mobil gas station on the left. Environmental Packaging is on the corner, just past the gas station on the left.

Directions from the South

 

Take Rt. 95 North to Rhode Island state line. Take Exit 3A to Rt. 138 East. Go about 19 miles to the Jamestown and Newport Bridges (this will take you on Route 1 North for a short time). Watch for the signs for Route 138 East to Jamestown /Newport Bridges. Take 138 East over the Jamestown Bridge, exit on right just before the Newport Bridge toll booths (exit called Historic Jamestown). Continue on Conanicus Avenue past the Bay Voyage Inn (on left) and along the water. At the three-way stop sign, turn right onto Narragansett Ave. Halfway up the street, you will see a Mobil gas station on the left. Environmental Packaging is on the corner, just past the gas station on the left.

 

EPI Recycles a House

In June 2008, Victor Bell, President of EPI, offered to give away a house to anyone who would move it and reuse it. The house stood on land which is adjacent to our office, and the space is needed for a larger office building. The offer was publicized in the community via an article in the Jamestown Press.

WPRI, a local news channel also picked up the story. Watch the video:

The house was moved on Friday, Nov. 14th to its new home down the street.