Summit Plaza, situated in Jersey City, stands as New Jersey’s largest privately-owned Section 8 housing complex, accommodating over 1,200 individuals. This includes vulnerable populations such as long-term residents, elderly and disabled individuals, and families with more than five members, as defined by HUD.   The Envac automated waste removal system was installed in 1972, and is still running strong today, effortlessly removing residential waste, over fifty years later.

The new North Druid Hills campus of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta is set to revolutionize pediatric care in Georgia. The hospital’s green and sustainable focus reaches new heights with an automated pneumatic waste removal system.

According to the Ordre des urbanistes du Québec, Cité Verte is among the 50 projects that have significantly influenced urban planning in the last 50 years. It is a remarkable example of a green initiative that paves the way for similar projects in larger cities. Cité Verte has received numerous accolades for its sustainable urban planning.

The Jewish Hospital in Montreal is a wonderful example of consistent modernization. Envac North America has created and installed an innovative waste and linen removal system to help with sustainability, efficiency, infection control and improved patient outcomes.

The renowned Sirio-Libanes Hospital in Sao Paulo is a leader in healthcare in South America and has gained international recognition for its dedication to providing exceptional medical services. The hospital underwent a major renovation 2017. As part of this upgrade, the hospital opted for an automated waste collection system to streamline waste management and ensure a hygienic environment.

This is the first and only existing pneumatic system in New York City and the third of those built in the United States, in New Jersey and at the Disney World leisure complex in Orlando (Florida).