D&B Environmental Services

Family Owned and Operated for Over 18 Years.

Owner, Mr. Joshua Sphar, holds DEP licensure (A-E, subclass 1-4) and has managed hundreds of wastewater facilities, ranging from several hundred gallons per day to over 1 million gallons per day. Through his extensive travels across the United States, he has gained diverse experience in wastewater management, including industrial wastewater, nuclear reactor treatment, and sewage treatment facilities with varying levels of technology and infrastructure. These experiences have provided him with one of the most diverse portfolios in the wastewater industry.

Benefits of Using D & B Environmental Services

When contracting with D & B Environmental Services, LLC, a PA DEP licensed-comprehensive wastewater management solutions provider, municipalities and industries can focus on their core activities while leaving the intricate and critical task of wastewater management to the experts. This partnership can lead to improved environmental outcomes, operational efficiencies, and potential cost savings.

Due to our collaboration with other local service providers, we can deliver quality wastewater management services at a cost-effective rate. Our clients typically benefit from reduced costs due to the volume of work we share with our vendors, which means a cost saving for your community members

Here are just a few ways municipalities and industries benefit from using
D&B Environmental Services:

• A Licensed Operator: DEP licensure (A-E, subclass 1-4)
• Efficiency and Streamlining: Consolidation of services to streamline processes and reduce complexity.
• 24/7, 365 Days/Year Service Response: Emergency services with a response time within one hour.
• Enhanced Reputation: Improved brand reputation through sustainable waste management practices.
• One Point of Contact: Simplified communication and coordination with a single provider.
• Expertise and Compliance: Specialized knowledge of wastewater regulations and best practices.
• Risk Mitigation: Handling complexities and risks associated with wastewater management.