For over 25 years, Urban Impact has been helping businesses handle their evolving recycling requirements. From a single pick-up to an enterprise-wide recycling strategy it’s what we love to do. What do you need to make your recycling work better?
Check your schedule, find out what can be recycled and more
Download the App
Urban Impact is committed to Zero Waste! We now offer a new App where you can: Check your Service Schedule or Request a Pick up. Do you have a question on where to recycle a product? The handy Waste Wizard will tell you! The new App is exclusively available to our customers.
PLEASE NOTE ~ TO ACCESS ANY OF THE FEATURES OF THE APP YOU MUST FIRST ENTER YOUR UNIQUE CUSTOMER NUMBER AND SITE NUMBER IN ORDER TO LOG IN.
We are committed to protecting the privacy of our customers.
Please refer to your invoice for your customer and site number.
Find out what your business can recycle
Upcoming Shred Days
Calgary Shred Days
Costs: $25 for the first 45 kg, $0.55 per kg thereafter.
Payments: Cash, Interac, Apple Pay, Cheque, or Credit Card
Urban Impact is Metro Vancouver’s original recycling innovator. Since 1989, we have helped thousands of businesses save resources, reduce disposal fees and help create a more sustainable region. We also serve a growing roster of Calgary customers. It’s a local solution with real impact.
Every business is different. That’s why we work to provide a combination of recycling services suited to your waste streams and site requirements. Call us for a free site visit and get a free, competitive quote. Let’s get to work!
Market Commentary July 2019
Well we hoped for and it now appears that the market pricing for cardboard has reached the bottom and is even showing signs of some improvement. This is very encouraging for all parts of the supply chain as cardboard is a commodity that you can typically count on to cover most of bulk collection
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Market Commentary June 2019
Market pricing for cardboard and other paper recovered materials continue to weaken. It is unfortunate as many suppliers and companies rely on the pricing of various commodities to help pay for collection and equipment.