Troje’s Trash and Recycling
6010 Concord Blvd, Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota, United States

Troje’s Trash and Recycling is your local and family owned trash collection option in Minneapolis, St. Paul and surrounding areas. We have been family owned and operated since the 1960’s and we believe in friendly, courteous service. Our pleasant staff is one of the many things that set us apart from other area recycling and trash services. We service both residential and commercial properties.We commit ourselves to providing superior, friendly, professional waste, recycling, compost, and organic services while utilizing the most Earth-friendly and economical practices.

We also take great pride in having clean trucks and clean equipment. This is so important to us that we offer cart cleaning and cart replacement for only $39, something especially convenient in the hot summer months.We believe that we are the greenest choice and that we can achieve zero waste. We offer the most recycling options and we recycle 98.9% of everything picked up curbside. We also convert waste to energy. The waste is processed and 85% of it is used for electricity. We are responsible for powering 55,000 local homes and businesses.

Denny Troje started a family tradition when he brought to life Troje's Trash Service. Many years and lots of hours built this local family owned and operated company into a name that stands for the best trash and recycling service at the fairest price possible. We are one of the very few small independent companies left in the business.

D.J. Troje has made Troje's into a second generation green company. He is in this for the long run. Our family and employees live in our service areas so we strive very hard to keep our community and yours the cleanest, greenest, safest and most environmentally sound. We have helped our communities in their recycling efforts and were one of the first to start recycling programs in our areas of service.

Today, we still offer the very best in recycling, which means 98.9% of your recyclable items are recycled with our two-stream system. This is a state leading number. Did you know that by choosing Troje's 68 cents of your dollar stays in the local economy? We look forward to working with you and your family. Please give our office a call and sign up today.

Recycling

Troje's Trash has worked with Eureka Recycling to change the face of recycling in the Twin Cities. We both believe in zero-waste and we are pushing forward to reshape the way people view waste, with recycling at the front lines. We are proud to provide the best recycling service in the state – this means recycling everything that you place curbside each week. We don't use the single sort method like some of our competitors. With the single sort method, everything is mixed together then compacted, leading to a much higher level of contamination. We use a two stream recycling system making sure each product you've placed curbside is actually recycled to its highest end use in the most environmentally friendly manner.

How to Recycle

Recycling is the process of taking a product at the end of its useful life and using all or part of it again to make another product. The three arrows of the internationally recognized recycling logo are representative of the steps it takes to recycle, from re-manufacture to resale. Two of the most common misconceptions about recycling is that it is too much work and that one person won't make that big of a difference. The truth is, that Troje Trash makes it incredibly easy using our "2 Sort System".

Hazardous Waste

Hazardous waste is waste that poses immediate or long-term threats to public health or to the environment. Hazardous wastes can be liquids, solids, gases or sludges. It is important to review the labels of items before disposing of them. If the labels contain any of these words: CAUTION, WARNING, DANGER, or POISON, they could potentially contain hazardous materials, which need to be disposed of properly. It is important to remember not to throw them in the garbage or pour them into the sewer, onto the ground or into your septic tank.