McGill turns would-be waste into a valuable commodity using state-of-the-art technologies and processes.
- Beneficial reuse services
- Fully permitted to accept materials
- Enclosed, weather-independent facilities
Cost-Effective and Sustainable
McGill Environmental Systems provides cost-effective and sustainable technologies and services composting a wide range of biodegradable materials sourced and harvested from municipal, industrial, agricultural and commercial sources.
All organic, nonhazardous materials could be a good fit for our processes and facilities. Talk to our team to see if your waste stream might be a good fit.
McGill recycles a wide range of organic waste to create premium compost products.
McGill reviews materials prior to contract and acceptance to protect our microbes and prevent biological system crashes and ensure a supply of quality ingredients for our compost products
All feedstocks must meet or exceed:
Our pre-acceptance procedures include an internal review process. This review typically takes less than 30 days and ensures compliance with regulatory and processing parameters. Biochemical and physical characteristics are evaluated, as well as generation rates, materials handling and transportation requirements. We will ask for a copy of a recent waste analysis.
Additional testing may be required, depending on the material to be processed.
All feedstock materials must be transported according to our transportation requirements.
For more information about our pre-acceptance procedures, please reach out to a member of our team.
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