The way the yard works, every service feeds the next one. A tote that fails reconditioning becomes a candidate for rebottling. A cage that can't be rebottled becomes a fab project or a recycling input. A recycling stream funds the next truckload of buying. It's circular, by design, because that's the only way it actually stays zero-landfill.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about how our services fit together.

Which service should I choose if I have both empties to sell and totes to buy?+

Start with the buying or selling page and mention both needs. We often combine them into one matched-route plan with a single quote.

Do all six services happen at the Charlotte yard?+

Yes. Buying, selling, recycling, transportation, reconditioning, and fabrication all run through our Graham Street yard.

Can one tote move through more than one service?+

Absolutely. A tote can be bought, reconditioned, sold, picked up again, and eventually routed to fabrication or recycling.

Do you work with one-off customers and recurring accounts?+

Yes. We handle single-tote requests, one-time truckloads, and recurring fleet programs with scheduled service.

How do I get the fastest quote for any service?+

Send the quantity, tote type, previous contents, and photos if available. That usually gives us enough context to price the job quickly.

Six ways a used tote moves through our yard.

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We Buy Used Totes

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IBC Recycling

Transportation & Logistics

Reconditioning

Custom Fabrication

They're one system, not six silos.

Questions about how our services fit together.