You’re sitting on money every time you throw away cardboard, paper, or metal. Our recycling services don’t just clear your space—they turn your waste stream into revenue while meeting Nassau County’s environmental standards.
Most businesses lose hundreds of dollars annually by sending recyclables to landfills. We change that by properly sorting, processing, and monetizing your materials through established recycling networks across Long Island.
Your recycling program becomes effortless when you work with professionals who understand both the environmental requirements and the financial opportunities in waste management.
We’ve been helping Hewlett Neck residents and businesses manage their recycling since 2000. We’re not some corporate giant—we’re your neighbors who understand how Nassau County works.
Our family-owned operation means you get personal attention and local expertise. We know which materials Nassau County accepts, where they need to go, and how to maximize value from your recyclables.
When you call us, you’re supporting a local business that employs Long Island residents and reinvests in our community’s environmental future.
First, we assess your recycling needs and determine the best container size for your volume. Whether you’re dealing with weekly cardboard from a retail operation or monthly cleanouts from an office, we match the right equipment to your situation.
Next, we deliver your container and set up a pickup schedule that works with your operations. No disruption to your business, no complicated coordination—just reliable service when you need it.
Finally, we sort and process your materials through our established recycling network. You get documentation for compliance purposes, and materials go where they create the most environmental and economic value.
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We handle the full spectrum of recyclable materials that Nassau County businesses generate. Corrugated cardboard gets flattened and processed according to county specifications. Office paper, magazines, and mixed paper go to specialized facilities that turn them back into usable products.
Metal containers, aluminum, and scrap metal get sorted by type and grade. Construction materials like clean wood and metal get diverted to reprocessing facilities instead of landfills.
Nassau County has specific guidelines about contamination and preparation. We handle all the sorting and preparation requirements so your materials get accepted instead of rejected. No more dealing with contaminated loads or missed pickups because something wasn’t prepared correctly.
We recycle corrugated cardboard, office paper, magazines, mixed paper, metal containers, aluminum cans, and clean scrap metal. Construction materials like untreated wood and metal also qualify for recycling programs.
Nassau County has strict contamination guidelines, so we inspect materials during pickup to ensure they meet processing facility standards. Pizza boxes with grease can’t be recycled, but clean cardboard boxes can be processed after proper flattening and sizing.
We also coordinate with specialized facilities for electronics, appliances, and other materials that require specific handling procedures.
Our team knows Nassau County’s recycling specifications inside and out. We provide proper containers, clear labeling, and staff training so materials get sorted correctly from the start.
During pickup, we do a quick inspection to catch any contamination issues before materials reach processing facilities. If something doesn’t meet standards, we’ll separate it and explain what needs to change for future collections.
We maintain relationships with multiple processing facilities, so if one facility can’t accept certain materials, we have alternatives. This prevents your recyclables from getting diverted to landfills due to facility limitations.
Regular waste pickup sends everything to landfills or incinerators. Our recycling service sorts materials by type and sends them to specialized facilities that turn them back into new products.
You’ll often see cost savings because recyclable materials have commodity value, which can offset collection and processing fees. Some materials like aluminum and certain grades of cardboard actually generate revenue.
We also provide documentation showing where your materials went and how much was diverted from landfills. This helps with environmental reporting and compliance with any corporate sustainability requirements your business might have.
Most locations can start service within 48 hours of your call. We keep containers in stock and our routes have flexibility for new stops.
We’ll schedule a brief site visit to determine the best container size and placement location. This usually takes 15 minutes and can often be done the same day we deliver your container.
For larger commercial accounts or locations with special requirements, we might need a few extra days to coordinate the right equipment and pickup schedule. But emergency cleanouts or urgent situations get priority scheduling when our capacity allows.
Yes, we serve both residential customers and commercial accounts throughout Nassau County. Residential service works well for large cleanouts, renovation projects, or ongoing recycling needs that exceed curbside pickup capacity.
Commercial accounts range from small offices to large retail operations and construction contractors. We customize container sizes and pickup frequency based on your actual volume, not some predetermined package.
Our pricing structure accounts for the different needs and volumes between residential and commercial customers. Commercial accounts often qualify for volume discounts and more flexible scheduling options.
Your materials go to established processing facilities throughout Long Island and the greater New York area. Cardboard gets pulped and turned into new cardboard or paper products. Metal gets melted down and reformed into new metal products.
We work with facilities that meet environmental standards and provide documentation of where materials end up. This creates a complete chain of custody from your location to final processing.
Some materials stay local—there are several paper processing facilities on Long Island. Others might go to specialized facilities in other states where they can be processed most efficiently. We prioritize facilities that provide the highest environmental benefit and economic value for your materials.
