Business Description
Here for all of your recycling needs, including document destruction and public scale.
Our local, family owned business was started by my father back in 1980. We began with only recycling paper products and now have completely diversified into many many of the other materials that must and should be recycled.
There are several items we, BSP pay for and accept.
1) Cardboard
2) Newspaper
3) Mixed Office Paper (no mags or phone books / catalogs) shredded as well.
4) Printed White Paper / Copy Paper
5) #1 Plastic Bottles w/out lids (water, soda, sports drinks, etc etc)
6) #2 Milk / OJ jugs w/out lids rinsed out and detergent bottles.
7) Old Cell Phones,Old PC's, laptops, servers, printers, copies, scanners, cable boxes and even medical equipment.
8) Services provided : Public Scale, Certified Document Destruction, Loading and unloading at our docks, bailing and grinding.
Please remember that all material are commodities can and will change month to month and all materials MUST be brough in separately.
Address & Contact
- Street:
- 5850 FM 511
- Postcode:
- 78521
- City:
- Brownsville
- State:
- Texas
- Zip:
- 78521
- Phone:
- 956-838-1999
- Website:
- www.brownsvillescrappaper.com
- Category:
- Local Business
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