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Greene Recycling has offered cardboard recycling in Oklahoma since 1995. The company started that year with routes in two states, Texas and Oklahoma, so Oklahoma isn’t an add-on for us. It’s where we began. Nearly three decades later, our trucks still pick up cardboard bales across central and southwest Oklahoma every week.
That history matters when you pick a hauler. We know how far Lawton sits from Oklahoma City, how traffic stacks up on I-35 through Moore, and how fast a stockroom fills during the holiday rush. We plan routes with that in mind.
Our routes run today in ten Oklahoma cities. The core of the route is the Oklahoma City metro: Oklahoma City, Edmond, Moore, Midwest City, and Spencer. From there we head south down I-35 to Norman and Purcell, north to Guthrie, and southwest to Chickasha and Lawton.
Not in one of those cities? You still qualify for cardboard recycling in Oklahoma. Greene Recycling services businesses in every part of the state, and in all 50 states. Call 512-630-5108 and we’ll work your location into a route.
Oklahoma accounts get the same full set of services we offer everywhere else:
Not sure which setup fits? Most Oklahoma stores with steady volume do best with a baler and scheduled bale pickup. Sites that handle large amounts of loose cardboard, like busy warehouses, often use a roll-off or a 40-yard compactor instead. We’ll look at your space and your volume, then recommend the setup that costs the least to run.
Read more about bale pickup, baler sales, and roll-offs.
Baled cardboard has value. Greene Recycling is also a recycling broker that sells bales into the recycling market. For qualifying volumes, our brokerage program may return part of your cardboard’s value as a rebate. Learn how Recycling Brokerage works.
For a lot of Oklahoma stores, that changes the math. A dumpster full of loose boxes costs more to haul. A stack of bales on a pallet moves out on schedule. Good cardboard recycling in Oklahoma keeps the back room clear and the trash bill down.
We serve single shops in Purcell and chains with a dozen stores spread from Edmond to Lawton. National clients like Walgreens and Crate & Barrel trust us because our routes are steady and our people answer the phone. Whatever your size, cardboard recycling in Oklahoma with us comes with one team that knows your account.
See how we help retail and chain stores, grocery and convenience stores, warehouses and distribution centers, restaurants, and manufacturers keep cardboard moving.
Oklahoma moves a lot of freight. Distribution centers, big-box stores, and grocery chains along I-35, I-40, and I-44 receive shipments daily, and most of it arrives in corrugated boxes. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency lists corrugated boxes among the most recycled packaging materials in the country. Every bale you send to a mill instead of a landfill becomes new packaging.
Steady cardboard recycling in Oklahoma also gives you real numbers to report to your corporate office or customers. You can count the bales, and so can we.
Oklahoma City gets most of the attention, but plenty of our stops sit in smaller towns. Guthrie, Purcell, and Chickasha are on our routes because they sit near the metro stops we already make. That keeps service consistent for a store manager in Chickasha the same as one in Midwest City. If your town is a short drive off our current path, ask. Extending cardboard recycling in Oklahoma to a new stop is often simple.
Starting takes three steps. First, we talk through your locations, your baler, and how many bales you produce. Second, we set your route and pickup schedule. Third, our truck shows up on the day we set. Adding more Oklahoma stores later takes one phone call. It’s the easiest way to set up cardboard recycling in Oklahoma without changing how your crew works. Have more questions? Check our FAQ.
Store managers usually want to know three things. Will the truck come on the day you said? Yes, and if something changes, we call ahead. Do I need a baler? Not always, but a baler makes pickup cheaper, and we sell them too, new or used, with installation arranged if you need it. Can you handle my other states? Yes. Many of our Oklahoma customers also run stores in Texas, Arkansas, or Kansas, and they use one company for all of it. One contact and one schedule format across every location saves a lot of phone calls.
Tell us where your Oklahoma locations are, about how many bales you produce, and how often you want a pickup. We’ll build the route and get you started. Request a quote online or call 512-630-5108 to talk with our team. Have locations in other states? See our Areas Served page.
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.
Since day one. Greene Recycling was founded in 1995 with routes in Texas and Oklahoma, so Oklahoma is one of our two founding states.
Our routes run today in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, Moore, Midwest City, Spencer, Guthrie, Purcell, Chickasha, and Lawton. We also service businesses anywhere else in the state.
Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. We set the schedule around your bale volume.
Yes. Greene Recycling offers brokerage services for qualifying cardboard volumes. Eligibility and potential rebates depend on the volume and material available for pickup.