Market Overview

New LEED standards require much higher recycling rates on a project than previously required. These standards require a much different process when handling the waste stream than that used to simply meet the Massachusetts DEP requirement of waste diversion from the landfill*.
(*See Banned materials from landfill in the 310 CMR – see chart on right)

Competitive Analysis Overview

Transfer Stations
These facilities are set up to take in mixed debris from roll-offs, conduct light separation of metals, and transfer waste onto larger vehicles or rail to move out of the state to landfills.

Material Recovery Facilities
These facilities are also set up to take in mixed debris, but they have additional equipment to separate and sort material to achieve the much higher recycling rate that is required under LEED guidelines.

Services Overview

SRT assists clients by tracking all waste streams from job-site to end-user, and provides them with all proper documentation and record keeping in order to have proof of recycling. SRT has an in-house, LEED Accredited Professional, to discuss projects requirement in a confidential manner.

Mission Statement

”Our goal is to help our client get their construction projects to the highest LEED Required Recycling Rate in the most economic way possible. The higher our recycling rate is, the less source separation the contractor has to do, keeping the project on or under budget.”

Stoughton Recycling Technologies is a Boston LEEDS and green building, construction demolition recycling facility.