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In 2000, the U.S. Green Building Council developed Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) as an attempt to encourage builders to more consciously use sustainable construction practices. A number of contractors and waste management companies have since strived to meet LEED standards every year. EnviroSolutions, Inc. is a LEED certified waste management group and a leader in sustainable construction waste management. As a leader in green waste management practices, EnviroSolutions, Inc. seeks to blaze a path for other companies to follow, providing them with examples of sustainable methods.

At the request of the Planning Commission and the direction of the Board of Supervisors EnviroSolutions has been engaged in meaningful discussions with county staff regarding the Lorton Landfill Green Energy Park proposal. As a result of this dialog ESI has committed to significant further revisions to the Development Conditions and the application:

Galaxy Transfer, a Northern Virginia based solid waste collection, disposal, and recycling company, is now offering same day dumpster delivery to both residential and commercial customers. With quality customer service and prompt delivery, they have established themselves as one of the most reliable waste management companies in the Mid-Atlantic.

Over the years, we have come to learn that asbestos is incredibly toxic. Luckily, EnviroSolutions, Inc. is certified to handle this dangerous waste.

EnviroSolutions, Inc. services commercial customers in the Baltimore area by operating and maintaining the Curtis Creek Recovery Station.

The Fairfax County Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of Envirosolution’s Green Energy Park on the site of its construction debris landfill in Lorton Virginia. The Green Energy Park proposal was filed with the county in April 2013. Prior to the Planning Commission meeting, ESI had amended its proposal to significantly lower the previously approved height of the landfill and reduce the requested term of the extension by 27%. “The vote last night on the amended application is an important step forward for this transformational opportunity for renewable energy in Fairfax County,” said Conrad Mehan of ESI. “The Commission’s vote validates the County’s staff’s January recommendation for approval and makes it clear that the Green Energy Park supports a range of the County’s environmental and economic objectives in a manner that is consistent with its land use plans.”

EnviroSolutions Holdings, Inc. (ESI) announced today that it has filed changes to its proposed Green Energy Park on the site of its construction debris landfill in Lorton Virginia. The Green Energy Park concept was originally conceived in 2010 based on community suggestions and has since been modified numerous times based on input and feedback from various stakeholder groups, engineers and consultants, and County staff.

‘Green energy’ is becoming more and more popular by the day, and Northern Virginia based EnviroSolutions, Inc. is encouraging its growth by proposing construction of a Green Energy Park in addition to the proposed expansion of the Lorton Landfill. This project will allow the company to promote more environmentally friendly waste practices for the region.

EnviroSolutions, Inc. will provide the solid waste collection services at FedEx Field, home stadium of the National Football League’s Washington Redskins, starting this year and thru the 2015-2016 NFL season. FedEx Field has been recognized as one of the most environmentally responsible stadiums in the NFL, and EnviroSolutions, Inc. will help bolster that reputation by delivering a “zero waste to landfill” solution for FedEx Field. In fact, by disposing of the waste at a waste-to-energy facility, each event held at the stadium will provide enough energy to power 57 homes for a month.

Company involved in the Property Management Association’s various events, drives and boards which recently held successful clothing drive to help those in need.