HISTORY

Richard's Disposal, Incorporated, a New Orleans based company, entered the Sanitation Business in 1978 as A & L Services, and it later evolved from a primarily Janitorial Service into a complete Solid Waste Collection and Disposal organization.

The company brought a combined thirty years of experience to the area of Sanitation Containment and Recycling. While the Management of A & L Services would readily admit that theirs was initially a "small" Minority Solid Waste Disposal Company, we were keenly aware that our future growth and development meant that we had to diversify and venture out for larger and more challenging jobs. Embracing that premise, Richard's Disposal, Incorporated was able throughout careful planning, long and hard hours of research and preparation to expand our services and resources to attract business from both the private and public sectors of the community.

ACHIEVEMENTS

Richard's Disposal, Incorporated's credibility and expertise was confirmed by winning several major contracts, such as the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, 2002 NFL Experience, Lockheed Martin (Michoud), Stennis Space Center, Louis Armstrong International Airport, New Orleans Public Schools, Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans, hauling for several Construction Contractors, Office Buildings, Service Centers and Department Stores.

On July, 21, 1993, Richard's Disposal, Incorporated won a contract with the City of New Orleans for Residential Collection and Waste and on September 21, 1993, was awarded another major contract for Residential Collection in the Algiers area of Metropolitan New Orleans. These contracts are still active.

GROWTH

The ever changing needs of the community of Waste Disposal in an Environmentally Safe and Responsible manner, makes it absolutely necessary that the provider is knowledgeable and credible to handle such a monumental task.

Richard's Disposal, Incorporated stands ready to meet the need and challenge of the dynamic future of Waste Management.