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read moreCasella Waste Systems, Inc. and its predecessor companies were founded in 1975 as Casella's Refuse Removal in Rutland, Vermont. On a chilly day in early April, Doug Casella began picking up garbage from a few customers in the Rutland and Killington region with a pickup truck he had bought with money saved from jobs he'd had as a kid in high school. Because the service was good, the small enterprise grew, and John Casella joined his younger brother a year later to help run the business. The brothers, influenced not only by that unique spirit of New England frugality, could also see the future - and in 1977 built the company's first, and the state's first, recycling facility in Vermont.

read moreOur Resource Solutions team manages over 10,000 customer locations in more than 40 states delivering a wide range of environmental services and zero waste solutions. We take an innovative, pragmatic approach to managing their needs while accounting for environmental and economic impacts as well as market dynamics and influences of public policy. Resource management practices have been widely adopted for years in the industrial sector, driven by cost savings, lean manufacturing, and sustainability goals.

read moreWe operate fully permitted Subtitle D (non-hazardous) landfills that accept MSW, construction and demolition (C&D) debris, and non-hazardous special wastes. Our experienced sales staff and regulatory advisors can guide you through the process of determining acceptability and answer any questions about testing and the approval process.

read moreCasella provides service to over 150,000 customers of all types. Through our core operations in six states (Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New York, Vermont and Pennsylvania) we provide a vast array of waste and recycling services to customers in over 40 states. Utilizing our asset base while partnering with our customers around Resource Solutions is the number one way we help to protect the environment, support our communities and serve our customers.

read moreSince 1977 we have helped pioneer the field of recycling. Annually, led by our Zero-Sort recycling facilities, we recover over 650,000 tons of materials that include paper, cardboard, plastic, metal and glass. Recycling provides a perfect example of the teamwork involved in successful resource management. Households and businesses do their part to separate recyclable materials from their trash, and we do our part to collect, sort, and process them into high-quality raw materials for manufacturers to use in new products.