Redco Recycling

We feel that recycling is a great example of how 'Acting Locally and Thinking Globally' can have an immense impact on our environment. Since Redco began in 1999, our goal has been to do our small part in saving the earth, spreading the word and educating people of our community on the importance and simplicity of recycling and making a change.We recycle cardboard, office paper, newspaper, phonebooks, junk mail, shredded paper, magazines, paperback books, manuals, brochures, pretty much any paper...no paper plates, paper towels, napkins and such.Our services:Scheduled dependable or reliable service since 1999 Free office paper pick up service, we provide a 90 gallon trash can with lid and wheels. We come around and empty cans when full. We will provide blue recycling totes for offices if requested.Free shredding done at Redco.

We recycle cardboard, office paper, newspaper, phonebooks, junk mail, shredded paper, magazines, paperback books, manuals, brochures, pretty much any paper...no paper plates, paper towels, napkins and such.

Our services:

• Scheduled dependable pick-up service
• Free office paper pick up service, we provide a 90 gallon trash can with lid and wheels.
• We come around and empty cans when full.
• We will provide blue recycling totes for offices if requested.
• Confidential shredding done at Redco - $0.15 per lb. for shredding of office paper for everyone.

We would like to hear from you whether you would like to know more about our company and what we do, if you would like to use our services or if you have any suggestions about how to serve you better.

Recycling Tips

Create a demand for recycled paper by using recycled printing and writing paper.

Support local recycling efforts.

Cancel unnecessary magazine subscriptions.

Stop junk mail.

Phone books can be recycled with newsprint.

Cardboard boxes include all corrugated boxes cereal and cracker boxes, other food boxes like macaroni & cheese, etc.

Brown paper bags can be recycled with corrugated cardboard.