Gulf Coast Western Reviews Point to Fleeger’s Track Record
Before Matthew Fleeger ever ran Gulf Coast Western, he built and sold a company in an entirely different industry, a detour that reviewers say still shapes how he leads the Dallas-based oil and gas firm today. After graduating from Southern Methodist University with a degree in business, finance, and marketing, Fleeger spent 1986 to 1993 working for various Texas companies, including the one his father had founded in 1970.
In 1993, he started MedSolutions Inc., a company focused on treating, disposing of, and transporting medical waste for health care facilities. Under his management, the company grew into one of the country’s leading medical waste operators within a few years, and in 2007 he negotiated its sale to Stericycle for approximately $59 million. He also played a role in founding the Palm Beach Tan and Mystic Tan chains, which have since grown into some of the largest indoor and spray tanning operators nationwide.
A Habit of Following Through
That background in acquisitions and corporate structuring made Fleeger a natural fit when he returned to take over as president and CEO of his father’s company. Gulf Coast Western reviews from partners and industry watchers often point to this résumé as the reason the company has kept growing through joint ventures and property acquisitions rather than standing pat on its original Louisiana and Texas holdings.
Fleeger’s approach carries over into how the company treats customers, too. Gulf Coast Western holds a five-star Better Business Bureau rating built on a customer-first philosophy, ongoing transparency, and relationships meant to outlast a single transaction. When issues come up, the team addresses them quickly rather than letting complaints pile up, a habit that reviewers say has helped the firm sidestep reputation problems that dog some of its peers.
Gulf Coast Western Reviews consistently link that reputation back to Fleeger himself, describing a leader who applies the same discipline he used building and selling MedSolutions to running an oil and gas company his father started five decades earlier. That continuity, more than any single deal or drilling technique, is what reviewers say sets the company apart. See this page to learn more.
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