We can remove the following materials from the job site:

• Wooden crates

• Plastic wrap

• Cardboard

• Metal Straps

• Unused racking material

• Solar Panels

• Nuts/Bolts/Screws

We can or we can use the ones already on the job site

We make all attempts to recycle all the parts of the panel.

It depends on the size of the site, how much material is on the site and how quickly you need it cleaned up. The site will be assessed and it will be determined what size of a crew is needed.

We typically use a skidsteer to remove the pallets. We can use a tractor with a trailer to go down the aisles to pick up cardboard, leftover racking, or other debris.

We take all solar panels.

We partner with EPA-approved vendors that recycle solar panels.

Solar panels can be recycled in a couple of different ways: 1. Solar panels can be shredded, the metal will be melted down and reused, and the glass gets disposed of properly – typically the least expensive way in today’s market. Cost $10 to $15 per panel. OR 2. Solar panels can be sent to facilities that employ equipment that will pull out the materials using high-heat extractions and reuse the components for other purposes. Cost $25 to $50 per panel.

Yes, we will come to your job site or warehouse and palletize the panels and load them onto the truck.

Yes, we have crews that can come to the site, palletize the panels, load them onto the truck

Yes, we will have trucks come to your location and haul them to the recycling center.

We recommend for a 53’ flatbed to have 12 stacks of 36 panels. We recommend for a 48’ flatbed to have 10 stacks of 36 panels.

Yes, hauling fees are line items. Fees are determined from the pick up to drop off location.

Yes, we require “good condition” wooden crates to load panels. If not available, dunnage can be used and may be an extra cost.