Environmental Recovery Corporation – ERC

Specialties

ERC is a private, family-​owned business that was started in 1988 by Richard Middleton as a wastewater and waste oil treatment facility. We have grown from a small local treatment facility to the largest residual waste processing facility in the Mid-​Atlantic Region, processing millions of gallons of residual waste every year.

We have now expanded our breadth of services to become a full service environmental solutions provider. Whether it be transportation and disposal or providing sustainability consulting for waste management solutions, ERC has the ability to handle all of your environmental needs.

ERC processes a wide variety of non-​hazardous waste materials from a variety of industries. Our services include the following:

Transport

Disposal

Industrial Services

Roll-​off

Containerized Waste

Portable Restrooms

Food Waste

History

Established in 1988.

ERC is a private, family-​owned business that was started in 1988 by Richard Middleton as a wastewater and waste oil treatment facility. We have grown from a small local treatment facility to the largest residual waste processing facility in the Mid-​Atlantic Region, processing millions of gallons of residual waste every year.

We have now expanded our breadth of services to become a full service environmental solutions provider. Whether it be transportation and disposal or providing sustainability consulting for waste management solutions, ERC has the ability to handle all of your environmental needs.

Meet the Manager

Kenneth L.

Manager

Kenneth D Lefever

Bio

Born and raised in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Ken Lefever is President of Environmental Recovery Corporation of PA and Environmental Recovery Corporation of MD. He graduated from Shippensburg University, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania with a degree in accounting and business administration.

Ken has worked in various family-​owned businesses for most of his career. He also has Fortune 500 experience. He was an Area Controller for Republic Industries, a $ 3 billion integrated waste hauling company in Ft Lauderdale, Florida. He handled mergers and acquisitions of the east region which he helped grow from $ 30 million to $ 130 million in 18 months. In his position as President of Wilton Armetale he led a successful turnaround of the company taking annual losses in excess of a million dollars to a profitable company in less than a year which resulted in the sale of the business in June of 2010. In his current role with ERC the company has grown 20% per year wit