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Good morning, Houston! We hope that you and your loved ones are healthy and well during these strange times that we are experiencing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. iRecycle Houston will continue operating our normal residential and commercial schedule and services until we are told otherwise. We are using precaution while doing our job, such as social distancing, wearing protective gear and using earth friendly disinfectant. Our amazing, environmentally conscience, commercial customers: Nobie's, Toasted Coconut, Chilosos, French Country Wines, Tacodeli, Throughgood Coffee Shop, Pat Greer's Kitchen and the Houston Arboretum are still open. The restaurants are still making excellent food for to go orders. French Country Wines still has your favorite wines to go. And Houston Arboretum trails are still a perfect place to get back to nature. So please continue to support these small businesses and all Houston area small businesses, as we will all need your help in the coming months to survive this situation. We are truly in this together. One Earth. One Love.
Reduce, reuse and recycle!
Nobie's, The Toasted Coconut, Chilosos, French Country Wines, Tacodeli, throughgood coffee, Pat Greer's Kitchen, Houston Arboretum & Nature Center
09/07/2019
We now offer residential & commercial compost pickups. Vegetable and fruit scraps (excluding citrus for now), egg shells, and coffee grounds are accepted. To sign up or for more information, check out our new website!
www.irecyclehouston.com
09/07/2019
iRecycle Glass is now iRecycle Houston. Our name has changed but our customer service and drive to thrive has not.
Check out our new website and new services!
I Recycle Houston iRecycle Houston (formerly known as iRecycle Glass), started as a residential glass pickup service in 2016. We strive on exemplary customer service, dependability and our capacity to give back to the community. I am most proud of our neighbors and their interest in recycling.
07/19/2019
Make every day Earth Day! By 2050, there could be more plastic in our oceans than fish. Recycle Responsibly!
07/18/2019
2.6M pounds of Houston recyclables tossed in landfill Records reveal city broke its own recycling rules hundreds of times.
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