Locally owned since 1991, Clifton Recycling Inc. is a Central New York business best known for turning wood waste into mulch. Its work has expanded to include organic wood grinding and material hauling for customers ranging from homeowners to municipalities, with operations in Syracuse and Clay.
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Spring Valley Mulch, LLCSince 2004, Spring Valley Mulch has turned discarded pallets and other waste wood into hardwood mulch at its Dover, Pennsylvania operation. The locally owned business supplies nurseries and professional landscapers across York County and within 100 miles, while also offering residential pickup. Its recycling roots trace back to the Klinger family’s 35-year skid-and-pallet business, giving the company a practical second life for wood that might otherwise go to a landfill or incinerator.339999DOVER, PA
Roe Enterprises IncFamily-owned for more than 25 years, Roe Enterprises Inc. serves Shelby and surrounding counties from its Sidney operation. The company is especially known for recycling wood waste into mulch and taking on substantial excavation work for residential, commercial and agricultural customers.ASTORIA, NY
Green Renewable, IncGreen Renewable, Inc. is an environmental materials company built around repurposing New York’s organic and wood waste. Since opening its 20-acre Wood Materials Recovery Facility in Watervliet in 2013, it has worked with municipalities and commercial customers to divert material from landfills and turn it into usable mulch and soil products.COHOES, NY
Pallet Services IncStarted from the back of a pickup truck more than 40 years ago, family-run Pallet Services Inc. now manufactures and supplies new, used, and reconditioned wooden pallets from locations in Clarence and Rochester, New York. With more than 100 employees, the company is Western New York’s largest supplier of grade A and B pallets and serves customers across the region. Its recycling operation reuses pallet components and turns unusable lumber into mulch for local farms, keeping wood out of landfills.CLARENCE, NY