Joaquín Lerma, S.A.

The company's extensive experience in providing solid urban waste collection services dates back to 1962 , the year in which its founder Joaquín Lerma began the adventure of this company.

Since then this service has gradually been supplemented with other services. Collection of all kinds of industrial, hospital, shopping center waste... , hazardous and non-hazardous, with all kinds of containers. Selective collection. We are also specialized in industrial and road cleaning. Sale of containers. Sale of urban furniture, etc. And it should be added that we work both for public administrations, as well as for companies and individuals.

The main characteristic of Joaquín Lerma SA is that it is positioned as a company that respects the environment and is aware of climate change. The company has a fleet of vehicles with the latest technologies and less pollution. In addition, it guarantees its clients that recoverable waste will be treated, valued, transferred to authorized managers and recycled . Giving them a second life, transforming them again into raw materials. Thus contributing to the circular economy. Our objective is to obtain zero waste. With them the company intends to achieverecover as much waste as possible , reduce pollution and the effects of climate change.

As a sign of our commitment to the environment and always providing quality services, in 2007 we obtained the ISO 14001 environmental management system certificate and the ISO 9001 quality management certificate.

We have expanded the installation of existing solar panels in all our plants, to continue with the efficient use of sustainable and renewable energy, with the aim of using 100% clean energy. Among others, a three-phase installation for capturing photovoltaic solar energy has been built for self-consumption, with a peak power of 61,845 kWp. Its objective is the production of 89,610 kWh/year. Project received aid from IVACE co-financed by the European Union within the FEDER Operational Program of the Valencian Community 2021-2027, with a grant of €15,673.88.