Accepted Materials

Municipal Solid Waste or Household Waste

Municipal Solid Waste or Household Waste is commonly known as trash or garbage. This material is much more of a challenge to recover recyclable materials.. It consists of food waste, plastic and fiber packaging, packing materials, , and many other everyday household items.

Construction Waste

Construction waste consists of non-hazardous material produced by residential or commercial building projects. This includes building materials such as wood, metal, cardboard, paper, plastics, drywall, carpet, concrete, bricks, block, electrical wiring, and roofing shingles.

Landscape Waste

Landscaping waste includes grass, leaves, branches, sod, and other yard debris.

Roofing Shingles

Shingle recycling is the process of taking asphalt shingles from roof tear-offs and collecting them for reuse into other products, ensuring the material does not end up in landfill.

Concrete

Concrete recycling is becoming an increasingly popular way to utilize aggregate left behind when structures or roadways are demolished.

Brick and Block

You can recycle Brick and Block that has previously been used in the construction of buildings, walls, paving and infrastructure materials include clay bricks, cinder blocks, aerated blocks, and stone blocks.

Wood

Wood waste includes crates, pallets, lumber, studs, concrete formwork, and beams. After wood is recovered from mixed debris, it is further cleaned and graded into clean (unpainted and untreated) wood and engineered wood.

Metals

From small scrap metal items like aluminum cans to large metal items, siding, and appliances.

Cardboard

Cardboard is one of the most commonly used packaging methods in the world. By recycling this material conserves energy and natural resources and helps reduce pollution.

Mixed Paper

Paper from various sources/uses including office use, printing, packaging, cleaning, and a number of industrial and construction processes.

Plastics

Plastics include smaller household items like bottles, buckets, lids, and different types of packaging. Please Note: We do not accept liquid waste, special waste, contaminated soil, asbestos, paint, and tires.

Please Note: We do not accept municipal solid waste, liquid waste, special waste, contaminated soil, asbestos, paint, and tires.