Inspired Environmental Solutions
KBL Environmental is an innovative Canadian environmental company partnering forward-thinking clients with the development, implementation and maintenance of practical and effective environmental management programs.
Getting the Job Done Safely
We offer technical services, product sourcing and supply, hazardous and non-hazardous waste management and treatment facilities in addition to our transportation division for a turn key solution to clients’ waste management needs.
Creating a circular economy
KBL is a Canadian based business providing clients with waste and liability management services. We have proudly developed a culture of safety excellence, delivery of quality services, with a reputation for innovation. Our goal is to create circular economies with industrial residuals or waste streams while promoting Green House Gas reduction. This is achieved by partnering with forward-thinking companies in developing, maintaining and executing their environmental management programs.
OUR FACILITIES help keep Canada safe
At KBL, our facilities are located across northern Canada and Alberta. We operate hazardous waste transfer facilities in Northwest Territories and Yukon, several soil treatment facilities in all three territories, and a latex paint recycling facility in Alberta.
Recent Projects
KBL’s proven expertise and success stems from our ability to overcome some unique challenges presented to us in some of the projects we’ve serviced this past decade. We pride our company on the resourcefulness of our people and the flexibility to apply out of the box thinking to unconventional situations.
PARTNERSHIPS
The partnerships that we’ve created throughout the years are a huge part of our success story. KBL is proud of our relationships with indigenous peoples in all of the regions in which we work.
True North is our indigenous partnership with Det’on Cho Corporation that was formed in order to provide additional capacity in servicing the mines and contaminated sites in the traditional territory of the Yellowknifes Dene First Nation.
