Clean Earth is an industry-leading, nationwide, specialty waste recycling and disposal company. We at Clean Earth are proud to be continually expanding our locations, services, and capabilities to better serve our customers. As a team, Clean Earth and our acquired companies, look forward to providing the best solutions and the highest level of service for your organization's waste recycling and disposal needs.
Stericycle Environmental Solutions FAQ
Stericycle Environmental Solutions provides non-hazardous and hazardous waste disposal solutions to research facilities and a wide range of industries, including retail, manufacturing, healthcare and many others. Expertise, combined with an innovative, service-oriented management culture, help make us the industry leader in providing wide-ranging environmental services.
Together we can help stop the spread.
Clean Earth is excited to announce the expansion of our brand to include Disposal and Recycling Technologies, Inc. (DART) located in Charlotte, North Carolina and Detroit, Michigan. Now under one brand, Clean Earth continues to expand specialty hazardous and non-hazardous waste recycling and disposal solutions across the United States.
Clean Earth is excited to announce the expansion of our brand to include MKC Enterprises. Now under one brand as Clean Earth, our Doraville, GA location (previously known as MKC Enterprises) offers economical waste disposal solutions and ensures that wastes are appropriately managed in compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations. With the addition of this acquisition, Clean Earth expands our footprint for full-service waste management, waste management consulting, profiling, routing, manifesting, labeling, transporting, as well as ancillary services.
Soil Treatment & Recycling
Clean Earth is an industry leader in the use of thermal desorption technology for the remediation, recycling, and beneficial reuse of contaminated materials all while significantly reducing the generators liability. With the ability to reach operational temperatures of 1000⁰F, the successful treatment of material contaminated with coal tar, polychlorinated biphenyls, conventional fuels, and solvents is easily attainable.
Thermal Desorption