Welcome to The Charles Chrin Companies, a leading provider of waste management and environmental services. With over five decades of experience, we offer a range of products and services to support the business community. Our services include waste removal and disposal, site work, real estate management, and alternative energy supply. We take pride in exceeding our customers' expectations and strive to provide outstanding service. Our team is dedicated to meeting the needs of our customers, and we are committed to community involvement and sustainability. We have offices in Palmer and Williams Townships, and our main office is located at 400 South Greenwood Avenue in Easton, PA. We are proud to serve the Easton area and surrounding Lehigh Valley region. Our company was established in 1955 by Charles Chrin, who took tremendous pride in the organization's operations and community involvement. Today, his son Greg serves as President, carrying on his father's legacy and commitment to customers. We are proud to be a part of the community and look forward to serving you.
Municipal Solid Waste Disposal, Aggregate, Landscape Mulch
Recycling Management, Waste Removal, Container Service, Compactor Service
Corn and Soybean Farming, Site Contractors, Excavation, Demolition, Utilities, Concrete, Paving
Office, Industrial, Commercial, Residential
Glendon Green Energy Business Park, Chrin Commons, Parkview Estates
- Veteran owned and operated
Greg and Dennis Chrin, both veterans, serve as President and Vice-President of the company, respectively.
- Fully Accredited and Insured
The Charles Chrin Companies is fully accredited and insured to provide a range of services.
- Competitive Pricing
Get a free quote and experience our transparent demolition process.
- Certified Professionals
We are fully licensed, insured, and employ certified demolition professionals.
- Sustainable Practices
We prioritize safety and utilize environmentally responsible demolition practices.
- PPL Renewable Energy
The company has partnered with PPL Renewable Energy to develop a landfill gas-to-energy power project.
