You know that pile of cardboard in your back room. Those metal scraps taking up space in your warehouse. The office paper that keeps accumulating because you’re not sure what to do with it.
Here’s what happens when you work with a recycling service that actually knows what they’re doing. Your materials get sorted properly, sent to the right facilities, and turned into something useful again. No guessing about contamination rules or wondering if your stuff just ended up in a landfill anyway.
The difference is working with people who’ve built relationships with recycling centers throughout Nassau County over the past 20 years. We know which materials go where, how they need to be prepared, and what actually gets recycled versus what gets talked about.
We’ve been handling recycling and waste management in Seaford since 2000. We’re the family-owned company that Nassau County businesses and homeowners call when they need containers that show up on time and materials that get handled right.
What makes us different isn’t just the 20+ years of experience. It’s that we’re fully licensed and insured, we know the local recycling facilities personally, and we’ve built our reputation on doing what we say we’ll do. When you call us, you’re talking to people who live here too.
Seaford sits right in the heart of Nassau County’s recycling network. We work with the facilities that serve this area every day, so your materials get processed efficiently without the runaround you get from companies that don’t know the local system.
First, we figure out what you’ve got and what size container makes sense. No overselling you on space you don’t need, no undersizing you into multiple rentals.
We drop off your container when you need it. Our drivers know Seaford’s streets and how to position containers so they’re convenient for you but not blocking traffic or causing problems with neighbors.
You fill it with the materials we’ve discussed. We’ve already told you exactly what can go in and what can’t, so there’s no confusion about contamination or rejected loads.
We pick it up and make sure everything goes to the right recycling facility. The cardboard goes to paper recyclers, metals go to scrap processors, and anything that can be donated gets to organizations that can use it. You get confirmation of where your materials went, not just a pickup receipt.
Ready to get started?
Your recycling service includes containers sized for your actual needs—10, 20, 30, or 40-yard options depending on your volume. We’re not pushing the biggest container to inflate the bill.
You get reliable pickup scheduling that works around your business operations. If you need early morning pickup to avoid disrupting your customers, we handle that. If you need specific drop-off timing for a renovation project, we coordinate that too.
Every load gets sorted and processed through our established network of recycling facilities in Nassau County. Cardboard goes to paper mills, metals get processed for remanufacturing, and office paper gets turned into new products. Materials that are still usable get donated to local organizations.
The pricing is transparent from the start. No surprise fees, no weight overages that weren’t discussed upfront, no hidden charges for “fuel surcharges” or other add-ons that show up on your bill later.
Cardboard, office paper, metals, and most plastics with recycling symbols can go in our containers. The key is keeping materials clean and dry—no food contamination, no liquids, no mixing of incompatible materials.
We handle commercial cardboard from retail operations, office paper from businesses, and construction materials like clean wood and metal. Electronics need special handling and can’t go in regular containers, but we can coordinate separate pickup for those.
Before we drop off your container, we’ll go over exactly what can and can’t go in based on your specific materials. This prevents contamination issues that get loads rejected at recycling facilities.
Container size depends on your volume and how often you want pickup. A 10-yard container works for small offices or retail stores with moderate cardboard volume. A 20-yard handles most restaurant or retail operations. Larger containers make sense for warehouses or manufacturing facilities.
We don’t just guess based on your business type. We look at your actual volume, your space constraints, and how the container needs to fit on your property. A container that’s too small means more frequent pickups and higher costs. Too large and you’re paying for space you don’t use.
The best approach is letting us assess your situation in person. We can see your materials, understand your workflow, and recommend the right size and pickup frequency for your actual needs.
We work with established recycling facilities throughout Nassau County that we’ve built relationships with over 20 years. Your cardboard goes to paper mills, metals go to scrap processors, and clean materials get turned into new products.
The difference is we sort materials properly and know which facilities accept what. Contaminated loads or improperly sorted materials do end up in landfills, which is why we’re specific about what can go in each container.
You can ask us where your specific materials went. We track loads through the recycling process and can tell you which facility processed your cardboard, metals, or other materials. It’s not just pickup—it’s actual recycling.
Same-day delivery is often possible if you call before noon. Next-day delivery is standard for most situations. We keep containers in stock and our trucks run regular routes through Seaford and Nassau County.
The timing depends on your specific needs and our current schedule. If you need a container for a specific project start date, give us a few days notice and we’ll coordinate exact timing. For ongoing service, we work around your business schedule.
Emergency situations—like unexpected cleanouts or project deadlines—get priority scheduling. We’ve been serving this area long enough to know that sometimes you need a container today, not next week.
Pricing includes container delivery, pickup, and processing at appropriate recycling facilities. No fuel surcharges, no environmental fees, no surprise add-ons that show up on your bill later.
The quote we give you upfront is what you pay. If there are any potential additional charges—like overage fees for exceeding weight limits—we discuss those before delivery, not after pickup.
Different materials have different processing costs, which is why we ask about your specific recycling needs upfront. Cardboard recycling costs differently than mixed materials or metals. We price based on what you actually have, not generic rates.
Yes, we handle both. One-time projects like office cleanouts, renovation debris, or warehouse clearing get scheduled based on your timeline. Ongoing service for regular business operations gets set up on whatever schedule works for your volume.
Many customers start with a one-time cleanout and then set up regular service once they see how the process works. Others need ongoing service for retail operations or manufacturing but occasionally need extra containers for special projects.
The approach is the same either way—right-sized containers, reliable scheduling, and materials that actually get recycled. Whether it’s one container or ongoing service, we handle it the same professional way.
