Recycling-Conscious Disposal

Handled with Recycling in Mind

Peak Recycling helps homeowners, property owners, landlords, residential renovators, and residential builders remove cleanup and renovation waste while keeping recycling in mind. The goal is not to overpromise that every item can be recycled. The goal is to route loads to a recycling facility, where accepted recyclable materials can be separated and recovered whenever possible.

What Happens After Pickup?

Materials That May Be Recovered

Recovery depends on the load, contamination, facility requirements, and whether materials are accepted. Common materials that may be separated include wood, metal, cardboard, drywall, concrete, rock, clean fill, and other accepted recyclable materials.

• Wood
• Metal
• Cardboard
• Drywall
• Concrete
• Rock
• Clean fill
• Accepted roofing material
• Other accepted recyclable materials

Cleaner Loads Help

Homeowners can help by describing the load before delivery and keeping restricted items out of the bin. Paint cans, automotive batteries, oil, chemicals, asbestos, electronic waste, vehicle tires, food, contaminated soil, and hazardous materials should not be placed in the bin.

Mixed Loads Can Still Be Handled Responsibly

Many residential projects create mixed loads. Garage cleanouts, renovations, rental turnovers, roofing, yard projects, and new home cleanup often include more than one material type. Mixed loads can affect recovery, weight, and disposal requirements, so it helps to tell Peak Recycling what the main materials are.

We Do Not Promise Everything Gets Recycled

Recycling-conscious disposal means the load is handled with recycling in mind. It does not mean every item in every bin can be recovered. Material condition, contamination, facility acceptance, and restricted items all affect what can be separated.

Project Types That Benefit from Recycling-Conscious Disposal

Loads are taken to a recycling facility, where recyclable materials are separated and recovered whenever accepted and possible. We recycle what we can.