International Environmental Alliance

Services

Your Business Needs Are Unique

That’s why we partner with you to design a comprehensive diversion and recycling program tailored to your individual business.

Our LEED-certified experts will comprehensively audit your waste needs and create and implement a plan to help you realize the benefits of sustainable waste management.

Our Services Include:

Waste Audits by our LEED-certified experts
Service Optimization: right sizing, frequency of service, load maximization and diversion
Solid Waste Transportation & Disposal Management
Recycling Management – and full implementation and support for your recycling program, including staff training, communication and continuous monitoring
Temporary Roll Off Services
Compliance Assistance – with national, state and local regulations
Consolidated Invoicing & Invoice Auditing
LEED Consulting and Green Business Consulting
New Construction and Remodeling Services
Seasonal Services
Comprehensive Reporting – to meet all management and governmental requirements
Vendor Management - including invoice accuracy, audits and assuring compliance with all governmental regulations, insurance, and licensing
Diversion Reports – for individual and consolidated locations
Electronic Waste Recycling (eCycling)
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Electronic Waste Recycling (eCycling) is recycling or reusing electronic equipment or components rather than adding them to the waste stream.

As the use of electronic products grows, it becomes more and more important to find safe, cost-effective, sustainable ways to manage the end of their lifecycles.

IEA can help you eCycle products including, but not limited to:
- Computers
- Peripherals (including printers, scanners and fax machines)
- Cell phones and telephones
- Televisions and DVD players
- Other electronics
Laser Cartridge and Cell Phone Recycling
Universal Waste Recycling Program
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Universal Waste is a category of waste materials not designated as "hazardous waste", but containing materials that need to be prevented from free release into the environment. It is defined in 40 CFR part 273, by the United States Environmental Protection Agency but states may also have corollary regulations regarding these materials.

Universal Waste includes:
- Batteries
- Pesticides
- Mercury-containing equipment (including many thermostats)
- Lamps containing mercury (e.g. fluorescent lamps, including compact fluorescent lamps)
Businesses and other generators of such waste are required to provide for their proper disposal.

IEA provides certification of proper disposal of Universal Waste.
Fluorescent Light Bulb Recycling
On-Site Staff Training
Single-Point-of-Contact Local, National, and International Account Management
“Share the Success” Programs – to help publicize client sustainability successes
Disaster Recovery
Product and Document Destruction
Compactor Monitoring

Our Clients Include:

Retail Chain Stores
Property Management
Office Buildings
Apartment Complexes
Hospitality (Hotel and Motel Chains)
Healthcare & Senior Living Centers
Industrial
Construction & Demolition