Commingled

MCS Recycling LLC offers reliable and efficient Commingled Recycling​ services, helping businesses and individuals manage their waste responsibly. Our commingled recycling program allows for the collection and processing of various recyclable materials, including cardboard, plastic, metal, and wood, all in one convenient bin. By combining different materials, commingled recycling reduces sorting time and increases efficiency in recycling operations.

Our Commingled Recycling​ services are ideal for businesses, construction sites, and communities looking to streamline their waste management efforts. Whether you are handling construction debris or general waste, MCS Recycling ensures that your materials are processed in an environmentally friendly way. We accept a wide range of materials such as drywall, tires, and electronics, making it easier for you to dispose of various waste types in a sustainable manner.

With our expert team and state-of-the-art facilities, MCS Recycling is committed to reducing landfill waste and supporting sustainability initiatives. Our commingled recycling services are designed to help clients save time and reduce costs, all while promoting eco-friendly practices. Trust MCS Recycling for efficient and responsible waste management solutions. Contact us today to learn more about our commingled recycling services and how we can assist you in your recycling efforts.

Materials Accepted Together:

• WOOD (Plywood, chipboard, medium-density fiberboard (MDF), glued laminated timber (glulam), pressure treated, painted (NO LEAD), with nails, with glue, etc)
•  METAL (steel, aluminum, copper, insulated copper wire (ICW), used beverage cans (UBC) and all other metals)
• AGGREGATE (Concrete, asphalt, rock, masonry, brick)
• CARDBOARD / PAPER
• PLASTIC. (Film and rigid)
• DRYWALL (clean unpainted)
• TIRES (for additional fee)
• ELECTRONIC WASTE (must be separated out)
• OTHER. Any other construction waste, but excluding prohibited materials

Prohibited Materials:

• Liquids, items containing liquid and saturated material
• Gas-filled containers (e.g., propane)
• Household and Commercial garbage
• Mattresses and Box Springs
• Hazardous materials or anything containing hazardous materials.
• Uncertified demolition waste
• Biomedical waste
• Asbestos or materials that are suspected or containing asbestos
• Lead Paint
• Sawdust or any powdered dry material
• Fluorescent light bulbs
• Batteries
• Burned materials
• Telephone poles and railroad ties
• Any other materials that present a risk to our employees, our equipment or our facility, as determined by the Site Supervisor in his or her sole discretion