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George Leck & Son Inc, Waste Services

Northampton Township, PA, US • 100 - 249 Employees
Waste/Recycling/Environmental

LECK WASTE SERVICESSince 1971, Leck Waste Services has provided commercial and industrial waste pick up, as well as single-stream recycling service to customers in Bucks County, Montgomery County, Northeast Philadelphia, and Southern Lehigh Counties in Pennsylvania. Located in Ivyland, PA, Leck waste has over 50 employees operating over 40 route trucks daily. Being the leader in on-board smart waste truck technology, Leck Waste has a state of the art fleet that allows for GPS, Live Video feed and positive service verification via smart truck photo technology for all of its customers. As well as scales and live on demand routing for faster and more efficient service to our customers. Leck Waste has a 100% on time pickup accuracy over 335,000 service events, (verified with video and telematics data). This pickup accuracy has allowed Leck Waste to gain a commercial customer base with an average age of customer of 10.5 years, which is 2 times the waste industry standard of 5 years. Furthermore, Leck Waste has over 300 legacy customers that have been with Leck Waste for well over, 25, 30 and even 45 yrs. Our oldest customer has been with Leck Waste since July of 1971. We have created that customer base, by living up to our motto, "On time, Every Time"​.Leck Waste is committed to sustainability and has embraced, Waste to Energy, as the solution to long term waste disposal. This year, 90% of the waste that Leck Waste Services has collected from our from our customer base has been diverted from landfills and either recycled or turned into Waste To Energy. By committing to process 40,000 tons (80,000,000 lbs) of MSW to WTE instead of disposing in landfills, Leck Waste was able to: Avoid 40,000 tons of CO2 equivalent greenhouse gases, Generate 22,000,000 kWh of renewable electricity. Enough to power 22,957 homes, Reduce the need for 1,680,000 gallons of fuel oil, Recover 2,000,000 lbs of metals for recycling that otherwise would have been land filled.