30-ft Roll-Offs

A Place for Loose Cardboard

Not every site bales everything. Some locations don’t have a baler, some produce more cardboard than their baler can handle, and some see volume spike during peak season. For all of these, Greene Recycling delivers 30-ft roll-off containers with dump and return service. When the container is full, we haul it, empty it, and bring it back, so you always have somewhere to put cardboard.

When a Roll-Off Container Makes Sense

• No baler on site. Collect loose cardboard in a container instead of stacking it on the dock.
• Peak-season overflow. Add a container for the holiday rush or a seasonal inventory surge.
• Store openings and resets. New locations and remodels generate a burst of boxes in a short time.
• Bulky packaging. Large boxes that don’t fit easily in a baler can go straight into the container.
• Short-term projects. Inventory clean-outs and warehouse moves can produce more cardboard in a few days than a baler can handle.

How Dump and Return Works

We deliver a 30-ft roll-off container and place it where your team can reach it easily. Your staff loads cardboard as it comes in. When the container is full, call us or stay on a set schedule. We pick it up, empty it, and return the same container to your site. There’s no gap in service and no pile of boxes waiting for the next delivery.

Keep Cardboard Clean

A roll-off container for cardboard should hold cardboard. Keep trash, food waste, plastic film, and wet material out of the container. Clean, dry cardboard is easier to recycle and keeps your program running smoothly. Breaking boxes down flat also helps, since flat cardboard fills the container far more efficiently than whole boxes and stretches the time between hauls. A short note to staff and a sign on the container go a long way.

Placing the Container

A 30-ft container needs a level, accessible spot with room for the truck to drop it and pick it up. Most customers place it near the dock or the back door, where staff can load boxes without crossing a parking lot. Leave clear overhead space and a straight approach for the truck. If you aren’t sure where it will fit, we’ll help you choose the spot before delivery.

Roll-Offs, Balers, and Compactors

A roll-off container is one piece of a complete program. Many customers use a baler for everyday volume and keep a roll-off container for overflow. Sites with very high, steady volume may move to a 40-yard compactor, which packs far more material into the same footprint. If you bale most of your cardboard, our cardboard bale pickup handles the finished bales. We’ll help you choose the mix that fits.

One Partner for Every Location

Greene Recycling serves more than 500 locations and services businesses in all 50 states. Whether you need a roll-off container at one warehouse or containers at sites across the country, you get one program and one point of contact. We’ve been recycling cardboard since 1995, and national brands like Walgreens and Crate & Barrel rely on our service.

Less Waste, Cleaner Docks

Loose cardboard on a dock is a safety problem and a waste of space. A roll-off gives it one home and keeps it out of the landfill. Corrugated cardboard is one of the most recycled packaging materials in the country, according to the EPA, and keeping it separate from trash is the first step.

Request a Roll-Off

Tell us where you need a roll-off, how much cardboard you expect, and how long you need it. We’ll set up delivery and a dump and return schedule. Request a quote or call 512-630-5108. Learn about the industries we serve or see all of our services.