ACE Waste Recycling

Ace Recycling is a premier recycler of construction, renovation and demolition debris. We specialize in creating very high recycling rates from taking in mixed waste materials. No job site separation on your part is necessary! Ace also helps industrial and commercial facilities recycle their specific waste streams. And we do this in ways that save money. Call us today to talk about your project needs, rent a dumpster, or to haul in your waste now!

Ace Recycling in a nutshell:

• Recycle more for less. Make it easy and less expensive than traditional disposal for generators of construction debris to achieve exceptional recycling results;
• Great products, low cost. Manufacture products from mixed construction debris that perform well relative to comparable virgin materials, but at lower cost; and
• Practice what we preach. Create low impact facilities that incorporate smart mitigation measures and that make good neighbors.

Drop Off Service

We accept delivered material from waste haulers, commercial and industrial customers, and individuals in any size or type of vehicle. All vehicles check in at our front gate, get weighed, drop the load, weigh out, and then check out, all the while without leaving pavement. The process is quick and easy.The minimum charge is for half a ton of debris. Thereafter the load is pro-rated on a per-ton basis.

Electronics Recycling

Ace Recycling has partnered with Quicksilver Recycling Services (www.qsrecycling.com) to provide cutting edge electronics collection and processing to central VA and the Washington DC metropolitan regions. This partnership brings nearly 15 years of experience in the industry to these markets along with environmental, regulatory and industry compliance verified by ISO 14001 and coming soon, R2 certifications.

Our mission is to provide timely solutions to your electronic waste disposal problems using the latest in recycling technologies. Ace is committed to the highest level of customer service, value and regard for using environmentally sound management practices in the handling of your surplus electronic equipment and products (E waste).

Electronic equipment is used everyday, from televisions and computers to personal audio systems and cell phones. Many of the components in these electronic items contain hazardous materials such as lead, cadmium, mercury and arsenic. While in use, these hazardous materials pose no problem, but when improperly discarded they represent an environmental threat.

Demolition

Ace Recycling's demolition services range from selective interior work to whole buildings. Our focus is on doing this work while maximizing the amount of project material diverted from land disposal at a cost that is competitive to traditional demolition.

All of Ace’s projects utilize a standard approach regardless of size:

• Minimize landfill disposal
• Highly trained crews capable of consistently beating timelines
• Clean and organized work sites
• Full integration with our processing facility
• Verifiable and documented diversion reporting

Ace’s process is cost effective relative to traditional demolition because we avoid costly land disposal. Thus, no matter the job or the mix of materials, clients get great, green results even when a project involves a diverse mix such as reusable items, painted drywall, unusable furniture, carpet, ceiling tile, and even mixed debris.

Ace will provide you a no cost proposal for your project. We will do a complete analysis of an entire building and its contents—or just a portion—to achieve the maximum amount of landfill diversion at the lowest price within the shortest time frame. We use our own recycling facility, equipment and labor in combination with our network to find the most efficient and financially beneficial outlet for all materials from a project. Items that cannot be salvaged at a higher value than scrap are recycled at prices less expensive than landfills.

Materials We Accept

We specialize in taking all your construction, renovation and demolition debris, mixed together. No sorting is required. Materials typically include, but are not limited to: concrete, block, brick, asphalt, porcelain, glass, cardboard, tile, carpet, drywall, wood, furniture, metal items, paper, plastics, ceiling tile.