Sustainable Waste Disposal Solution

NTC's commitment to sustainability has led us to partner with customers in a cost-effective way to implement all available eco-friendly alternatives for their waste stream. Our goal of minimizing waste is at the forefront.

Our vendor network includes, but is not limited to: recyclers, waste haulers, grease trap maintenance, equipment providers, service and repair companies, waste to energy providers, and environmental consultants. NTC provides your team with profiles for all vendors, including licenses, certifications, and references.

Construction and Demolition Waste

How well a building site is organized and kept free of debris and construction waste has a direct impact on costs associated with site efficiency. Best pricing and right sizing for roll-off containers requires diligent monitoring. As part of our services analysis for new construction or remodeling companies, NTC makes sure that waste removal vendors handle debris properly so that as much waste as possible is recovered. Compliance with such ‘green’ efforts as LEEDS certification should be an intrinsic part of all building projects. We're experts at assessing the destination of construction materials and debris, and coordinating your LEEDS requirements, as well as providing a comprehensive network of construction and demolition vendors whose practices in both disposal and invoicing ensure you get what we believe are the best, sustainable waste handling services at the best price.

Cardboard (OCC) and Paper

Cardboard and paper waste make up 41% of the municipal solid waste stream. Recycling cardboard takes 24% less energy and produces 50% less sulfur dioxide than making cardboard from raw materials. NTC works across industries to provide comprehensive recovery, bailing, and management of the distribution of recovered cardboard and paper refuse. This includes all aspects of office paper waste recovery including document destruction, chain of custody and paper pulp recycling.

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Plastic, Metal, and Glass

The waste stream of plastic, metal and glass is a huge challenge for nearly every industry. Each type of packaging requires deliberate disposal practices. NTC 's broad network of waste management vendors are chosen for their unique expertise in the sustainable recovery and recycling.

Wood Pallets

Wood pallets can either be reclaimed and rebuilt back into pallets or reclaimed and recycled into landscaping and building materials, depending on their condition. NTC makes sure that the material from your used wood pallets are recovered rather than unnecessarily disposed into landfills.

Electronic Waste

Partnering with the leaders in e-waste recycling to help our customers manage used electronics and generate immediate value, NTC ensures that waste vendors are practicing secure and environmentally friendly handling of electronic assets.

Food Waste

NTC offers solutions for all types of food waste, in various regions, and for different industries. Our current solutions are the most sustainable alternatives that exist today.

Grease and Oil

Ongoing research into sustainable energy as well as practices to protect our fragile environment is producing a changing market for the disposal of grease and oil.

Universal Waste

Unique waster streams require unique disposal management. Focusing on waste disposal companies' compliance and safety policies make up an important area of NTC's service analysis. Proper recycling and collection solutions for universal waste such as batteries, fluorescent bulbs, white goods/ appliances is why NTC works only with EPA certified vendors so that our customers can be certain that their used appliances are handled safely and according to all EPA regulations.

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Sustainability is "based on a very old and simple concept (The Golden Rule)...do onto future generations as you would have them do onto you."

(Robert Gillman, editor of the 'In Context' magazine)

Recovery and Recycling

Recycling is the process of returning materials that would otherwise become waste in the landfill into valuable, re-usable resources.

Waste-to-Energy

One of the most exciting developments in the waste industry is the process of creating energy in the form of electricity or heat from waste material. By diverting waste from the landfill to create power, the United States has the potential to power 800 million homes, reducing our dependency on foreign oil. As waste-to-energy technology continues to evolve, NTC will continue to offer present these new alternatives as part of our environmental services analysis model.