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1. You pick the number of 95-gallon bins you need.
2. You choose from three different pick-up frequency options.
3. We bring you everything you need.
4. You place your community’s bin(s) in a central location.
5. Your residents bring the glass and get membership benefits.
6. You make a difference in Chattanooga for years to come.
Making an impact doesn’t have to break the budget. Set your community a part from the rest for just a few dollars per unit each month.
Your monthly fee depends on the number of bins you want and how often you’d like your glass recycling picked up. Use the table below to see our different pricing options.
1 bin – $50/mo
2 bin – $80/mo
1 bin – $85/mo
2 bins – $105/mo
3 bins – $125/mo
2 bins – $160
3 bins – $205
Your future community members have to drive to the recycling center to drop off glass if they want to recycle. It’s probably not surprising that most of them don’t want to do that. Draw them in with a perk they might not have experienced before.
Or maybe you just want bragging rights—we don’t judge. Highlight your sustainability efforts to set yourself apart from other communities. Take it a step further and use our recycled materials for your landscaping and construction to reduce the impact of local mining for sand and other aggregates.
Our relationship doesn’t end at the curb. Pass along exclusive access to limited production materials and special events to your residents.
We’ll work with you to estimate how much weight will come out of your waste stream, potentially reducing your hauling costs. You save money, your residents enjoy a new perk, and Chattanooga stays beautiful for generations to come. When we all work together, we all win.
We currently accept Expanded Polystyrene, often known by the name Styrofoam(TM)
We accept most CLEAN and dry Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE), labeled as #4, plastic film and bags.
At our facility, we transform collected glass into recycled sand and gravel that are repurposed locally for a wide range of applications, including sandblasting media, pavers, and landscaping materials. Foam collected through our program is processed and compressed into dense blocks, which are then supplied to manufacturing partners that incorporate the material into new products such as residential crown moulding. Plastic film is carefully baled and provided to companies that convert recycled materials into durable composite products, including outdoor decking and building materials like those produced by Trex Company.
Not at all! The equipment we use leverages a patented process to mill and tumble glass. The resulting products are certainly rough (think coarse sand and gravel), but the sharp edges are gone.
