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High-volume bale pickup, roll-offs, and compactors for distribution centers that never slow down.
Bale pickups of any size, one bale or a trailer load.
Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly service.
Baler sales, 20- and 30-yard roll-offs, and 40-yard compactors.
Recycling brokerage for qualifying volume.
Warehouses and distribution centers move more cardboard than almost any other type of business. Inbound freight is opened, products are re-packed, and the empty boxes keep coming. Greene Recycling provides warehouse cardboard recycling built for that volume, with the equipment and pickup schedules to keep your dock moving.
Since 1995 we’ve helped facilities keep their cardboard stream moving out the door on schedule. Today we serve more than 500 locations in all 50 states.
Recycling at a busy warehouse usually takes more than a baler. We offer the full range of equipment and service a busy facility needs:
Every facility runs differently. Some distribution centers need weekly pickups, while smaller warehouses do fine with bi-weekly or monthly service. When volume spikes during peak season, we adjust your schedule to match. We build a custom route around your operation, so warehouse cardboard recycling becomes one less thing your team has to manage.
High-volume facilities are often a good fit for our recycling brokerage program. When your facility has a qualifying volume, Greene Recycling sells your baled cardboard into the recycling market and may return part of its value as a rebate. Either way, warehouse cardboard recycling with Greene starts with dependable pickups that keep your dock clear.
Loose cardboard on a warehouse floor gets in the way of forklifts, blocks dock doors, and creates fire risk. A dependable warehouse cardboard recycling program keeps material baled, contained, and out the door on time, so your team can focus on shipping orders.
Distribution centers are often the biggest source of waste in a company’s supply chain, and they’re where recycling makes the biggest difference. The EPA’s Sustainable Materials Management program encourages businesses to keep materials like cardboard in use. Warehouse cardboard recycling with Greene helps you document what you recycle and report progress.
Whether you operate one warehouse or a network of distribution centers, we can serve them all. See our service areas, including active routes across Texas.
Every facility is different, so we start with a walk through your operation. How many balers do you run? Where does loose cardboard collect? How many dock doors are free for a roll-off or compactor? With those answers, we recommend the right combination of bale pickups and equipment, then build a schedule that keeps material moving without crowding your dock.
As your throughput changes, we adjust. Adding a shift, opening a new building, or ramping up for peak season is a phone call, not a new contract.
Large facilities often produce both baled cardboard and loose overflow that doesn’t make it to the baler. Our roll-offs and compactors capture that second stream, so nothing ends up in the trash compactor by default. Capturing more cardboard means more material recycled and less sent to the landfill.
Tell us about your facility, your baler setup, and your weekly volume. We’ll recommend the right mix of pickups and equipment. Request a quote or call 512-630-5108. Learn more about our services.
Tell us about your location and service needs, and we’ll find the right pickup plan for your business.
Straight answers about pickups, schedules, and service areas.
Yes. We deliver 20- and 30-yard roll-offs with dump and return service and offer 40-yard compactors to rent or buy.
We pick up bales weighing up to 1,200 lbs.
Yes. We serve more than 500 locations in all 50 states and can bring every facility under one program.