RECYCLE USED IBC TOTES NEAR ME

We pick up used bulk containers! Request your quote today.

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Drop trailers available
On-time pickups
No destruction fees
One-on-one support
Hassle-free logistics
Nationwide service

Why Recycle?

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Support Sustainability

These in-demand products are often reusable and recyclable.

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Boost Efficiency

Clearing out excess materials can help promote workplace productivity.

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Reduce Overhead

Letting us handle the pickup of your used packaging can mean higher rebates.

How Do I Start Recycling My IBCs?

Follow these easy steps to get started!

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1
Request an Estimate
To get started, call us at (708) 398-9067 or complete the form above to get a free quote for your totes.
2
Take Photos of Your Containers
Once you’ve called or submitted your initial pickup request, we’ll reach out to discuss your quote and request photos of your IBCs.
3
Let Us Handle the Logistics
When your tote specifications have been confirmed and all required documents are in order, we will arrange for pickup.
4
Prepare for Pickup
A third party carrier will arrive at your site on the scheduled pickup date. Please ensure that your containers are stacked and prepared for shipment.
5
Get Paid
Once the shipment is complete and the IBCs have been inspected, we will issue payment for each acceptable container at the agreed-upon price.

Container Acceptance Guidelines

To be eligible for pickup, all containers must be structurally sound and free from the following issues:

  • Damage to the inner tank
  • Severe oxidation
  • Stained bottles
  • Severe structural damage
  • Wooden pallets
  • More than 5 gallons of residue
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Wood Pallets
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Bent Cages
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Severe Oxidation
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Non-Empty
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Damaged Pallets
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Broken Feet
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Non-Empty
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Empty
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Empty

Empty Tote Requirements

Containers that do not meet RCRA (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) empty standards will be returned to the sender at their own expense. To avoid unnecessary costs and delays, please ensure that all totes are emptied before shipping.

How to Photograph Your Totes

To help us accurately assess your IBCs, please provide clear photos of key components. Include an inside shot of a tote to show its interior condition, a close-up of one of the valves, and a group photo displaying all totes together. Additionally, provide photos or copies of your safety data sheets (SDS) to confirm the previous contents and ensure safe handling.

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Inside
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Valve
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SDS

Getting Your Totes Ready for Pickup

For a smooth and timely pickup, please ensure your totes meet all acceptance criteria and are placed in an easily accessible location. Proper preparation helps prevent delays and streamlines the process, so we ask that you complete the following steps prior to your pickup window:

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Empty Your Totes

All totes must be RCRA empty (less than an inch of product).

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Close the Valves

All closures must be in place and in the locked (closed) position.

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Organize for Loading

Organize your totes so they can be properly loaded.

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