Material Recycling
Different types of materials require different recycling processes. With over 100 years in the business, we’ve perfected our processes to ensure we’re properly recycling your materials.
Materials We Recycle
Cardboard
Paper
Plastic
Pallets
Ferrous and Nonferrous Metal
Foam
Food Waste
Glass
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The Recycling Process
As one of the largest independent recycling companies nationally, we process thousands of tons of recyclables annually. We promptly pick up your materials, loose or baled, and separate and process them for shipping to paper mills or other manufacturers to be remade into consumable products.
How This Benefits You
As your recycling partner, we have the knowledge, processes and resources to help ensure you maximize the value of recycling, both bottom line and sustainability wise, for your company.
Competitive Pricing
With a 100% sole focus on recycling through our owned plant assets, we offer you the most competitive pricing for your materials.
Seamless Service
Service is our sweet spot. We strive every day to give you the highest level, so recycling your waste is easy and stress-free, from on-time pickups to prompt payments.
National Footprint
With our national coverage of recycling plants, sales professionals and partners, we are where you are. We support local businesses up to multi-location Fortune 100 companies with their recycling needs.
Independent Position
& Flexibility
As an independent recycling company, our position allows us to more freely buy and sell in the marketplace, which keeps our customers’ interests as our number one priority.
Longevity & Expertise
We’ve been recycling for over 100 years and counting. Our collective team expertise of local, national and global recycling industry dynamics and trends makes us a trusted partner you can count on.
Sustainable & Responsible
Our goal is 100% landfill diversion, and we help you recycle as much waste as possible so you achieve your goals and are viewed as a responsible citizen in your industry.
