Zero-waste recycling that transforms unusable pallets into valuable products. Join us in protecting the environment.
Responsible pallet recycling and reuse for reduced environmental impact.
Every pallet recycled
Sustainable practices
Reduced carbon footprint
Environmental standards
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Pallets are sorted by condition and material type
Damaged pallets are broken down for recycling
Wood is converted into mulch, fuel, or new products
Pallets recycled annually
Wood diverted from landfills
Materials repurposed
Premium colored and natural mulch for landscaping
Clean wood shavings for farms and stables
Wood chips for renewable energy production
Pallet recycling prevents millions of tons of wood from entering landfills annually. Each recycled pallet saves approximately 3.5 board feet of lumber, reducing the demand for virgin timber. The process consumes 70% less energy than manufacturing new pallets from raw materials.
A typical wooden pallet can be reused 15-20 times before requiring significant repair. After multiple uses, damaged pallets are repaired or recycled. Wood fibers can be recycled 5-7 times before degrading, making pallets one of the most recyclable shipping materials available.
Damaged pallets are fed through industrial grinders that shred wood into uniform chips. These chips are then screened, colored if desired, and packaged as premium landscaping mulch. One pallet produces roughly 2 cubic feet of quality mulch material.
Wood that cannot be used for mulch becomes biomass fuel. Pallet wood chips are burned in industrial boilers to generate electricity and heat. This renewable energy source has a neutral carbon footprint since trees absorb CO2 as they grow.
Remove all plastic wrap, strapping, and labels from pallets before recycling. Separate pallets by type - keep heat-treated separate from chemically treated. Stack pallets neatly to maximize pickup efficiency. Damaged pallets should be kept dry to prevent mold.
Companies that implement pallet recycling programs typically reduce waste disposal costs by 20-40%. Many municipalities offer reduced waste fees for businesses with active recycling. Documentation of recycling efforts supports corporate sustainability reporting.
Modern recycling facilities use metal detectors to remove nails and fasteners before grinding. Workers wear protective equipment when handling damaged pallets. Air filtration systems capture wood dust, protecting both workers and the environment.
Businesses generating consistent pallet waste benefit from scheduled recycling pickups. Regular service prevents accumulation and fire hazards. We offer weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly pickups based on your volume. Emergency pickups available for unexpected large quantities.
Have pallets that need recycling- We offer free pickup for loads of 50+ pallets.
Request PickupUsable components are reclaimed for repairs; remaining wood is turned into mulch, fiber, or fuel.
Yes, we collect broken or scrap pallets for recycling as part of our sustainability programs.
You can receive credit for reusable cores; fully broken pallets are recycled to reduce disposal costs.
Recycling keeps wood out of landfills, supports circular use, and often reduces waste fees.
We can provide diversion and sustainability reports that summarize recycled volumes.
Yes, most wood pallets can be recycled; tell us sizes and materials so we can plan processing.
Recycling includes metal removal to prepare wood fiber for secondary uses.
Recovered wood becomes mulch, animal bedding, biomass fuel, or filler for new products.
Yes, we sort loads to buy back usable pallets and recycle the rest, maximizing value.
We can set recurring recycling pickups based on your volume and storage capacity.