No more cramming cardboard into your car. No more weekend trips to the recycling center. No more wondering if you’re following Nassau County’s rules correctly.
You get a container delivered to your driveway. Fill it over days or weeks – whatever works. We handle pickup and make sure everything gets recycled properly.
Your garage stays accessible. Your car stays available for actual errands. Your weekends stay yours.
We’ve handled recycling for Mineola families and businesses since 2000. We know Nassau County’s recycling requirements, pickup schedules, and what actually works in real neighborhoods.
We’ve watched recycling rules change over two decades. We know which materials go where, what the village accepts, and how to avoid the headaches that come with doing it wrong.
Our trucks fit Mineola’s streets. Our containers fit tight driveways. Our team shows up on schedule because we understand that your time matters.
Call us with your project details. We recommend the right container size based on what you’re recycling and your property layout. No guesswork, no overselling.
We deliver the container when you want it. You fill it at your pace – tomorrow, next week, whenever. No pressure, no rush, no scheduling around our convenience.
When you’re ready, call for pickup. We haul everything to proper recycling facilities and handle Nassau County compliance. You get confirmation it was done right.
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Our 6-yard containers handle garage cleanouts and small home projects. The 10-yard size works for basement clearouts or moderate renovation debris. Twenty-yard containers manage larger residential projects without overwhelming your driveway.
For construction work or commercial recycling, our 30 and 40-yard containers provide serious capacity while fitting standard job sites.
Nassau County requires cardboard to be flattened and dry. Glass and metal need separation from household waste. Certain plastics have specific requirements. We handle these details so you don’t have to become a recycling expert to get rid of your materials properly.
Clean cardboard, paper, metal cans, glass containers, and plastic bottles marked 1 or 2 work fine. We follow Nassau County guidelines, so your materials get processed correctly without rejection at recycling facilities.
Pizza boxes with grease, plastic bags, electronics, and contaminated materials need different handling. When we deliver your container, we’ll walk through what goes where based on your specific materials. No guessing required.
Most customers use containers for 7-14 days, but we adjust to your project timeline. Weekend cleanout or month-long renovation – we work with your schedule, not against it.
Fill it at your pace. No rush to cram everything in immediately. When you’re ready for pickup, call us and we’ll remove it within 24-48 hours. Simple as that.
Yes, we recycle clean wood, metal, drywall, concrete, and other construction materials. Construction recycling follows different rules than household materials, and we know how to handle both properly.
We help separate recyclable construction debris from materials that need standard disposal. This usually saves money since recycling fees run lower than landfill costs. We know which Nassau County facilities accept different materials and route everything correctly.
Village pickup works great for weekly household recycling. Our containers handle larger volumes, project-based cleanouts, or when you need timing flexibility that weekly pickup can’t provide.
We’re especially useful for renovations, major cleanouts, or when you have more materials than fit in regular recycling bins. Our containers also eliminate the need to break everything down into small weekly batches.
Tell us about your project and we’ll recommend the right size. Garage cleanout usually needs 10 yards. Basement clearout often requires 20 yards. Construction projects typically need 30-40 yards.
Going slightly larger costs little more than getting the wrong size and needing a second container. We’ve sized containers for Nassau County projects for 20 years – we know what actually works.
Hazardous materials like paint, batteries, electronics, and chemicals need special disposal through Nassau County’s STOP program. We can’t accept these in standard recycling containers.
Food-contaminated items, plastic bags, and materials outside Nassau County specifications also need different handling. When we deliver your container, we review what you have and identify anything that needs alternative disposal methods.
