Atomic Recycling
111 N 22nd Ave, Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

When it comes to choosing a dumpster company in Minneapolis, you need to know that most household and construction debris is recyclable. However, even though the debris is recyclable, most construction waste dumpsters head straight to a landfill.This is why landfills are growing each and every day. We at Atomic Recycling, on the other hand, are working hard to decrease landfills in our great state of Minnesota. With Atomic Recycling your dumpster will be taken straight to our recycling facility. We’ll separate out all recyclable materials – an average of 72% of each load.

HOW WE RECYCLE WITH DUMPSTERS

Send us your waste and it will be recycled at the highest recovery rate in Minneapolis. No one recycles more tons of debris or more types of materials. When you order one of our Minneapolis rental dumpsters, we immediately take it to our recycling facility when you are finished with it. Our sorting and processing equipment allows us to separate all categories and sizes of materials, from large wood pallets to the 2-inch minus materials at the bottom of the dumpster. And we are continually searching for new markets to expand the list of materials recycled in Minnesota.

DUMPSTER RENTAL SIZES

We offer many dumpster sizes for the Minneapolis area. This guide can help you decide which size is right for your project. All of our roll off dumpsters are 8’ wide; the variables are length and height (consider that you’ll have to heft your materials over the side of most of these.

COMPETITIVE DUMPSTER PRICING IN MINNEAPOLIS

A commitment to green building strategies doesn’t mean abandoning your budget. So we want to make it clear that there is no additional charge for our recycling services when you rent one of our roll off rental dumpsters. In fact, our pricing remains the most competitive in Minneapolis. So when you look around for a dumpster rental service in Minneapolis, think to yourself: which company will recycle your waste while still maintaining a reasonable cost? The answer: Atomic Recycling.

MATERIALS WE DO NOT ACCEPT:

• Hazardous materials
• Paint (unless can is completely dried out)
• Asbestos