Efficient Resource Recovery Solutions
Sorting lines that pull paper, metals, glass and organics back into manufacturing instead of landfill.
What this service entails
Your mixed recyclables arrive at our sorting line, where trained sorters plus optical and magnetic separators split them into clean streams: cardboard, office paper, PET, HDPE, aluminum, steel, glass and food waste.
Clean streams are baled and sold directly to regional manufacturers, and businesses get rebate statements showing exactly what their scrap earned back.
- Eight separated material streams
- Scrap rebates for commercial volumes
- Photo-verified sorting, auditable anytime
What's included
Commercial sorting contracts
Scheduled intake for offices, retailers and makerspaces — with per-stream weights on every invoice.
Scrap buyback
Clean cardboard, aluminum and copper bought at posted monthly rates. Drop off or schedule a pickup.
Zero-landfill audits
A one-week waste study that maps every stream you produce to its highest-value recovery path.
How it works
Intake and weigh-in
Loads are weighed and photographed on arrival, so your records start from verified numbers.
Sort and bale
Sorters and separators split eight streams; clean material is baled for direct mill sale.
Report and rebate
You get diversion totals monthly — and a rebate check when your scrap volumes qualify.
Waste in, feedstock out
Recovered cardboard becomes new packaging within the state, aluminum returns as cans in about two months, and food waste becomes compost for county farms. Nothing travels further than it has to.
See Industrial RecyclingCommon questions
Clean OCC cardboard, aluminum cans, copper and steel at commercial volumes. Rates post on the first of each month and lock for 30 days.
Absolutely — cafes, salons and corner stores share intake slots on the small-business route. You get the same per-stream reporting as large accounts.
We photograph the issue, salvage what's clean and show you exactly what caused the downgrade — then help you fix it so the next load pays full value.
Yes, first Saturday of each month. Schools and teams welcome — book through the contact form and bring questions.
