Our mixed-waste processing system is sometimes referred to as a dirty MRF (Material Recovery Facility). A Clean MRF only accepts clean recyclables collected in blue bins. Our Facility  accepts a mixed solid waste stream and then proceeds to separate out designated recyclable materials through a combination of manual and mechanical sorting.

Our MRF process starts with us weighing the incoming waste and then the waste is dumped onto what we call the tipping floor. We use a front end loader or other bulk material handling equipment to begin the sorting process. The sorted material then drops into a large steel bin which begins our processing. This bin is also called a drum feeder. This feeder sorts the material onto a conveyor at a steady rate, while also regulating the density of the material on the conveyor so that it is not packed too tightly together. Next, material goes to a pre-sort station, where our workers remove any trash, plastic bags or other mistakenly placed trash material. From here the material undergoes further sorting and processing until reaching the point where it can be sent out for recycling. We Love our Earth, and we are proud to Own and Operate a Facility that has a vested interest in protecting our environment.