FAQ

F.A.Q.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What types of glasses do you recycle?

We can recycle a wide variety of windshields generated by the automotive industry. Our focus is automotive glasses

  • Can you handle large volumes of windshields?

Yes, we have the capacity to handle large volumes of windshields. Our recycling facility is equipped with state-of-the-art machinery and equipment to process and recycle your organization’s plastic waste efficiently. We also have a large yard space at our Burnaby facility.

Yes, we have the capacity to handle large volumes of windshields. Our recycling facility is equipped with state-of-the-art machinery and equipment to process and recycle your organization’s plastic waste efficiently. We also have a large yard space at our Burnaby facility.

  • Do you offer pick-up services?

Yes, ! We can schedule pick-up services of your windshields in Metro Vancouver. If the amount is smaller than skid level quantities, contact us

  • What Kind of equipment do you have?

We have a windshield stripper, a Trommel, and a Pulvirizer.

  • Are your recycling services free?

It entirely depends on the requirements of the project. In most instances, there is a cost to process materials and cover overhead and logistics.

  • How does your recycling process differ from other recycling facilities?

Here’s what sets apart Mother Earth Recycling

  • We truly focus on customer service 
  • We use state of the art equipment
  • We have a yard space for us to be able to stage and stickhandle your large project
  • We’re centrally located in Metro Vancouver

that’s what sets apart Mother Earth Recycling

  • Is there a minimum amount of windshields?

While there’s no minimum amount of windshields we accept, we work best with bins, pallets and/or skids. Contact us for your specific needs

  • What happens to the recycled plastic material

Once sorted and decontaminated, our recycled output is pellets and used by manufacturers to produce new plastic products.  This creates a closed loop system where plastic waste is recycled and reused, reducing the need for new plastic production.