Recovery Express, Inc. is a unique, privately owned waste and environmental management company. Incorporated in 1990, Recovery consistently delivers customized services to a broad spectrum of waste generators and environmental professionals. Whether the need is environmental contract review services, plan writing, waste management services for non-hazardous sludge, soil, asbestos, or other wastes, Recovery will provide honest, straight-forward results at competitive prices….always. Call REI today for real-time answers to your environmental questions. 

 Recovery Express Inc. is a progressive waste management company working with public and private groups to manage the transportation and disposal of all types of hazardous waste.  We are New England's industry leader in the highly competitive asbestos disposal field.  Our aim is to provide strategic, new technologies for our customers. One example of our industry leadership is our unique COMPAX^tm system, a mobile lead recycling system.  All COMPAX^tm waste material is shipped to Exide Corporation for lead recovery for  commercial reuse.

    Recovery Express Inc. provides licensed hazardous waste transportation and has long standing relationships with state of the art, completely insured and permitted disposal sites in the United States. These sites include special industrial landfills, hazardous waste facilities, and licensed recyclers.  Recovery Express Inc. works closely with generators, regulators and disposal facilities to make sure that our client's disposal decisions are best for them and for the environment.

• We have a long-standing  relationships with state of the art, completely insured and permitted disposal sites in the United States for minimum liability. These sites include special industrial landfills, hazardous waste facilities, and licensed recyclers.
• Recovery Express Inc. works closely with generators, regulators and disposal facilities to make sure that your disposal decisions are best for you and the environment.
• We have trained drivers and specialized equipment and waste containers for efficient management of waste projects.
• Recovery Express offers a variety of containers to suit your needs, from drums and cubic yard boxes to roll-off containers large bulk jobs.

You are a professional in a field where concerns about lead paint removal and disposal have become critical.  As such you have had to face two very tough questions:

• How can I safely dispose of Hazardous Lead Paint Debris with the least future liability?

• How can I keep the cost of disposal low without impact on safe disposal?

RECOVERY EXPRESS INC. believes it has found the latest answer to these inter-related questions.  We call it the COMPAX^™  system.  Our COMPAX^™  System combines approved technology with our industry street-smart networking to provide:

• The latest disposal technology.  The Hazardous Debris is incinerated and lead content is recycled at a fully-approved RCRA Part B Facility.  Safe disposal and liability concerns end here, once and for all.

• Handling and transportation tailor-made for your project.  On-site, EPA and state approved technology compacts your waste and allows us to pass our disposal cost savings on to you.  Licensed transportation is provided by our own equipment and drivers.

• Waste is on-site minimized.

• Your concerns are minimized too.

Contaminated soils may contain various pollutants and have levels of contamination that are regulated at the State and Federal level. Recovery Express maintains relationships with many state-of-the-art disposal sites to ensure disposal compliance at the lowest cost.
Are you aware that low level petroleum product or even PCB contaminated earth can be disposed of at a Massachusetts landfill as daily cover at a very reasonable cost? State laws have been rewritten to encourage safe disposal of contaminated soils. Recovery Express is uniquely situated to assist contractors and property owners in their search for the best disposal option. Options include:

Beneficial reuse of contaminated soil as top cover at landfills.
Asphalt batching of contaminated soils which exceed top cover allowances.
Out of state double lined landfills for contamination levels which exceed batching allowances.
Hazardous waste landfills for contamination levels which exceed levels identified by EPA in the Code of Federal Regulations, part 261 sub-part D and C.