Recycling Services
Sustainable recycling solutions for end-of-life industrial packaging.
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Responsible Recycling
When packaging reaches the end of its useful life, we ensure it's recycled responsibly. Our recycling program diverts materials from landfills and gives them new life as other products.
We provide full documentation of recycling for your sustainability reports and compliance needs.
Wood Pallets
Shredded into mulch, chips, or biofuel
Cardboard/Gaylords
Baled and sent to paper mills
IBC Totes (Plastic)
Processed into recycled HDPE
IBC Cages (Metal)
Sent to metal recyclers
95%
Recycling Rate
Why Recycle With Us?
Free Pickup
For qualifying quantities
Documentation
Full recycling certificates
Compliance
Meet sustainability goals
Zero Landfill
Materials properly processed
How Recycling Works
A simple, transparent process from pickup to certification
Collection
We pick up your end-of-life packaging from your location
Sorting
Materials are separated by type (wood, cardboard, plastic, metal)
Processing
Each material is processed appropriately for recycling
Certification
You receive documentation for sustainability reporting
Our Environmental Impact
Every item recycled makes a difference
Giving Materials New Life
See what your recycled packaging becomes
Wood Pallets
Becomes: Landscape mulch, animal bedding, particleboard, biofuel pellets
Cardboard Gaylords
Becomes: New cardboard boxes, paper products, packaging material
Plastic (HDPE)
Becomes: Plastic lumber, drainage pipes, new containers, automotive parts
Metal Cages
Becomes: Recycled steel, rebar, new metal products
Part of the Circular Economy
Our recycling services are just one part of our commitment to sustainable packaging. We believe in a circular economy where materials are reused, repaired, and recycled— never wasted.
- Reuse: Quality used packaging sold to new users
- Repair: Damaged items restored to working condition
- Recycle: End-of-life materials processed responsibly
- Reduce: Less virgin materials needed for new products
Benefits for Your Business
Sustainability Reporting
Get documentation for ESG reports, sustainability certifications, and compliance requirements.
Cost Recovery
Large quantities of recyclable materials may qualify for payment or credit against future purchases.
Brand Reputation
Demonstrate your commitment to environmental responsibility to customers and stakeholders.
Frequently Asked Questions
How our recycling pickups, documentation, and preparation work
Is there a minimum quantity for recycling pickup?
For free pickup we look for truckload volumes—around 200 pallets, 100 gaylords, or 50 totes. Smaller loads can be dropped off at our yard.
Do you pay for recyclable materials?
Clean, sorted material with volume may qualify for payment or pickup credits. Share photos and weights so we can evaluate.
What materials can you recycle?
We recycle wood pallets, cardboard/gaylords, HDPE tote bottles, and metal cages. Mixed loads are accepted when separated on site.
Can you handle contaminated items?
Food residue is usually fine. Hazardous or unknown chemicals must be disclosed; we may reject or require specialized cleaning before recycling.
Do you provide documentation?
Yes. We issue recycling certificates with material type, weights, processing method, and date for your ESG reporting.
Can recycling be combined with pickups or deliveries?
Yes. We often deliver product and backhaul scrap or end-of-life packaging on the return trip to save freight.
How should material be prepared?
Stack pallets and gaylords neatly and drain totes. Keeping materials separated (wood, cardboard, plastic, metal) speeds loading and improves rates.
Do you dismantle or depalletize on site?
Our team can load and segregate at pickup. Large deconstructions should be discussed in advance for proper tooling and time.
What happens to recycled materials?
Wood becomes mulch or fuel, cardboard goes to paper mills, HDPE is reprocessed into pellets, and cages are sent to metal recyclers.
How quickly can you schedule recycling service?
We can typically schedule within the same week; urgent clean-outs depend on truck availability and volume.
Consider These Options First
Before recycling, consider whether your packaging could be reused or repaired. It's better for the environment and may provide more value.
Frequently Asked Questions
How our recycling pickups, documentation, and preparation work
Is there a minimum quantity for recycling pickup?
For free pickup we look for truckload volumes—around 200 pallets, 100 gaylords, or 50 totes. Smaller loads can be dropped off at our yard.
Do you pay for recyclable materials?
Clean, sorted material with volume may qualify for payment or pickup credits. Share photos and weights so we can evaluate.
What materials can you recycle?
We recycle wood pallets, cardboard/gaylords, HDPE tote bottles, and metal cages. Mixed loads are accepted when separated on site.
Can you handle contaminated items?
Food residue is usually fine. Hazardous or unknown chemicals must be disclosed; we may reject or require specialized cleaning before recycling.
Do you provide documentation?
Yes. We issue recycling certificates with material type, weights, processing method, and date for your ESG reporting.
Can recycling be combined with pickups or deliveries?
Yes. We often deliver product and backhaul scrap or end-of-life packaging on the return trip to save freight.
How should material be prepared?
Stack pallets and gaylords neatly and drain totes. Keeping materials separated (wood, cardboard, plastic, metal) speeds loading and improves rates.
Do you dismantle or depalletize on site?
Our team can load and segregate at pickup. Large deconstructions should be discussed in advance for proper tooling and time.
What happens to recycled materials?
Wood becomes mulch or fuel, cardboard goes to paper mills, HDPE is reprocessed into pellets, and cages are sent to metal recyclers.
How quickly can you schedule recycling service?
We can typically schedule within the same week; urgent clean-outs depend on truck availability and volume.
Ready to Recycle?
Contact us to schedule a pickup for your end-of-life packaging. We'll handle the logistics and provide full documentation.