No charge drop off recycling

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 We accept clean #6 expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam from all sources.       

• Styrofoam ice chests, packing form TV's, refrigerator's or pharmaceuticals
• Shipping and packing material
• Stucco and Sign companies’ cutoffs
• No food  containers
• Peanut Styrofoam must be bagged  
• Styrofoam can take hundreds to thousands of years to decompose completely in landfills.  We recycle EPS into building blocks to build homes and commercial building that will out perform any traditional construction methods. 

Our team of experts is here to help you with all of your building needs. We can help you choose the right materials for your project and offer advice on installation and maintenance.

 Our main goal is to reduce the environmental impact of construction and promote sustainable practices in the industry. We understand that construction is an essential activity in our society, but it is also one of the main sources of waste. That is why we have dedicated ourselves to offering responsible and effective solutions for concrete waste management. 

We work in collaboration with local and regulatory authorities to comply with environmental standards and regulations. 

We also offer high-quality recycled materials for construction, such as recycled aggregates, gravel, and sand.

 Plastic recycling involves collecting, sorting, processing, and transforming plastic waste into new materials and products. While it's a crucial step in managing plastic waste, the current system has limitations, and the plastics industry's focus on increasing production without addressing the recycling market is a concern. 

• Sorting: The collected plastic is sorted by type (e.g., PET, HDPE, LDPE) and then cleaned to remove contaminants. 
• Bailing:Once sorted, the plastic is shredding/Granulated plastic is shredded or granulated to make it easier to process. 
• Washing:The shredded or granulated plastic is washed to remove any remaining dirt or contaminants. 

• Our primary goal is to salvage valuable materials.
• Create new job opportunities in the building industry, as skilled labor is needed for dismantling and rebuilding  salvaged materials. 
•  Examples of Salvageable Materials:
• Wood: Lumber, flooring, trim, doors, windows, and furniture.
• Appliances: Refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, and other kitchen and laundry appliances.
• Plumbing and Electrical Fixtures: Faucets, sinks, tubs, light fixtures, and wiring.
• Building Materials: Flooring, roofing materials, siding, and insulation.
• Other: Cabinets, hardware, and architectural elements. 
• We accept new and used materials. NO TRASH MATERIALS. Example: broken lumber (used okay), appliances with missing parts etc.   

 Residential and Commercial deconstruction is a method of carefully disassembling a building to salvage and reuse materials, rather than demolishing it. This process, sometimes called "construction in reverse," prioritizes waste reduction and sustainability by reclaiming valuable materials for future use.  

 When erecting a brand-new home, a growing number of environmentally conscious homeowners and builders are opting to ‘deconstruct’ the old one and donate the parts rather than demolish it.  We provide full service deconstruction service. Free Estimate.