Allstar Recycling

Allstar Recycling has been a family-owned company since 1987, now being operated by the third-generation. It was started in Houston with one scale, a small loan from a relative, and an emphasis on good customer service. In the Spring of 1990, Allstar's two owners decided to split their locations into two companies: Star and Allstar. During the Spring of 2000, the third-generation owner was able to buy both locations on credit from previous owners, uniting the company once again under the name of Allstar Recycling. the Houston location was later closed, putting all focus on the friendly town of Tomball. Over the past years, the company has grown to serve not only Tomball, but people from all over the Harris, Montgomery, and Waller Counties.

​Allstar Recycling has been a family-owned company since 1987, now being operated by the third-generation. It was started in Houston with one scale, a small loan from a relative, and an emphasis on good customer service. In the Spring of 1990, Allstar's two owners decided to split their locations into two companies: Star and Allstar. During the Spring of 2000, the third-generation owner was able to buy both locations on credit from previous owners, uniting the company once again under the name of Allstar Recycling. the Houston location was later closed, putting all focus on the friendly town of Tomball. Over the past years, the company has grown to serve not only Tomball, but people from all over the Harris, Montgomery, and Waller Counties.

Allstar is proud to be a part of the Texas A&M Former Student Association's Aggie 100 winners for 2008. The Aggie 100 represents the top 100 growing businesses owned or managed by graduates of Texas A&M University. We could not have achieved this growth without our valued customers

ALLSTAR RECYCLING'S MISSION IS TO PROVIDE AN ENVIRONMENT, WHERE TEAM MEMBERS CAN MAINTAIN A FAMILY FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE FOR CUSTOMERS, PROCESS MATERIAL TO A HIGHER QUALITY THAN EXPECTED, FULFILL ALL AGREEMENTS TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILITY, AND PROVE INTEGRITY IS NOT LOST IN THE RECYCLING INDUSTRY.