Materials
Thirteen material streams, each with its own outlets, its own buyers and its own rules. Pick the one you are dealing with. Any of them can be handled on its own, at one site, without moving anything else.
What we place
Thirteen streams,
each with its own route
A buyer for scrap is not a buyer for solvent, and the outlet that suits one site may not reach another. Each of these is placed on its own terms.
Scrap metal
Ferrous and non-ferrous scrap graded, marketed and moved to mills, foundries and processors, with settlement…
Film, rigid & resinPlastics & packaging
Film, rigid plastics, regrind and off-spec resin placed with reprocessors and end users, with the recycling route…
EPS, XPS, EPE, EPP & polyurethaneFoam & polystyrene
Packaging and insulation foam sorted by resin, densified where volume is the obstacle, then placed with a processor…
OCC, mixed paper & woodCardboard, paper, pallets & wood
OCC, mixed paper, pallets and wood waste routed to mills, pallet recyclers and reuse markets, with repair and reuse…
Lamps, batteries & ballastsUniversal waste
Lamps, batteries, ballasts, mercury devices and aerosols collected and recycled under the universal waste rule, with…
IT assets & electronicsElectronics & e-waste
IT assets and electronics routed to reuse, data destruction and certified recycling, with serialized records and…
Industrial & cooking oilsUsed oil, cooking oil & grease trap waste
Used industrial oil, cooking oil and grease trap waste routed to re-refining, rendering and biodiesel feedstock…
Spent solvents & chemicalsSolvents & lab pack
Spent solvents routed to reclaim or fuel blending, plus lab pack service for small-quantity chemical inventories and…
Drums, IBCs & containersDrums, totes & container management
Drum and IBC tote reconditioning, exchange and recycling, including residual management, so containers cycle rather…
C&D and project debrisConstruction & demolition debris
Concrete, metals, wood, gypsum and mixed C&D routed to recovery through source separation or processing…
Ties, poles & preserved woodTreated wood & specialty debris
Creosote ties, treated lumber, utility poles and preserved wood routed to permitted energy recovery, grinding and…
Modules, racking & site clearanceSolar panels & renewable decommissioning
Solar module recycling and full site decommissioning, with working modules resold and glass, aluminum, copper and…
Sludges & process residualsDAF, sludge & wastewater residuals
Dissolved air flotation residuals, industrial sludges and process solids routed to land application, digestion,…
Donation, feed & digestionSurplus food & organics
Edible surplus routed to donation first, then upcycling, animal feed, anaerobic digestion and composting, with the…
Not listed here? The list covers what comes up most often, not the limit of what can be placed. If you have a stream that is not on it, it is worth asking about — unusual materials are frequently the ones with the most value sitting in them.
How outlets are chosen
The outlet follows
the material
Each stream is matched to the outlet that suits it. What the material is, what it is worth, how far it has to travel and what records it has to produce all go into that decision, and the reasoning comes back to you in writing.
Every stream runs through the same order: eliminate, reduce, reuse, recycle or recover, treat, and only then dispose.
- Outlets evaluated in order, with each rejection recorded
- Documentation returned to you, not summarized for you
- Scope set by you and changeable in either direction
Start with the material,
not the invoice
Every engagement begins with a KODA Operational Review™ — a structured evaluation of your facility, materials, vendors and compliance requirements. Recommendations come from that data.