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Cardboard Recycling

A dedicated cardboard recycling service is one of the easiest ways to start recycling, reduce your environmental impact and save money on waste management. 

Cardboard is made of a strong paper fibre that allows it to be recycled many times over.

Urban Impact provides a complete cardboard recycling solution. We will ensure your bins are the right size and the service frequency meets your needs. Our team can provide seven day a week service or services at special times. We also provide training materials for your staff and clear signage to support your diversion efforts.

Why Cardboard Recycling is Important

Many municipalities in Canada have banned cardboard from local landfills. This means that loads delivered to a landfill, with large amounts of cardboard, could be fined. 

Recycling large volumes of clean and recyclable bulk cardboard can receive a rebate, and recycling cardboard saves trees, water, electricity and helps reduce your carbon emissions.

Diverting cardboard from your garage stream is easy. Many of our customers including malls, packaging companies, office towers, schools or industrial complexes find our cardboard recycling solutions convenient, affordable and provide costs savings which often generates revenue.

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Watch How Cardboard Recycling Works

 

Right size bin for any job
Our Cardboard Recycling Containers
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2 Cubic Yard

6'(L) x 5.9'(W) x 3.6'(H)

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3 Cubic Yard

3.8'(L) x5.9'(W) x 4.3'(H)

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4 Cubic Yard

4.8'(L) x 5.9'(W) x 4.7'(H) 

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6 Cubic Yard

5.5'(L) x 5.9'(W) x 4.8'(H) 

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8 Cubic Yard 

5.5'(L) x 5.9'(W) x 6.6'(H)

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96 Gallon Tote

2.9'(L) x 3.5'(W) x 2.5'(H)   

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20 Cubic Yard

18.6'(L) x 7.5'(W) x 4'(H)

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30 Cubic Yard

18.6'(L) x 7.5'(W) x 6'(H)

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40 Cubic Yard

20.6'(L) x 7.5'(W) x 7'(H)

 

 

Labels and Signage

Download signage to help your cardboard waste diversion efforts run smoothly

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Recycling Facts
CARDBOARD RECYCLING FUN FACTS
  • In Canada, 80% of cardboard is diverted from the landfill and recycled!
  • Cardboard can be recycled into new cardboard boxes, paper-based plant pots, drywall liner and brown paper products like paper towels.
  • Most of what people call ‘cardboard’ is actually ‘corrugate’ – the material with the fluted or ridged inner layer. Two flat pieces top and bottom and a wavy piece in the middle.
  • The browner the cardboard box the less it has been recycled. The yellower the cardboard box the more it has been recycled.
  • Cardboard usage is increasing at home and at work. We all receive so many more packages! In the industry it is known as the “Amazon effect”. industry.