✓exact price
shown at checkout
After the move
The box pile, cleared.
Cardboard disposal is priced exactly at checkout. When the pile is bigger than the recycling bin, a Loader clears the whole stack in one trip, and clean, dry cardboard routes to recycling wherever facilities operate.
Straight answers
Cardboard questions, answered plainly
How much cardboard is too much for curbside recycling?
It depends on your program. Most limit what they collect each week and want boxes flattened, sometimes bundled. When the pile is bigger than the limit, a pickup clears all of it in one trip.
What about wet or greasy cardboard?
It still gets picked up. Wet, oily, or food stained cardboard generally cannot be recycled, so that portion goes to disposal while the clean boxes route to recycling.
Is this for homes or businesses?
Both. Moves and deliveries are the usual reason at home, and businesses can start on the commercial page.
Where does the cardboard go after pickup?
Clean, dry cardboard routes to recycling wherever facilities operate. Wet, oily, or food stained cardboard generally cannot be recycled, so that portion goes to compliant disposal.
Is it illegal to throw cardboard in the trash?
In some states, yes. Massachusetts, Vermont, and Wisconsin ban cardboard from disposal, and Connecticut requires it to be recycled. Elsewhere the rules are set locally, and many cities and counties have their own recycling requirements.
Coverage
Cardboard disposal by state
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