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  • Residential Weekly Curbside Pick-up STARTING AT ONLY $10/month

  • Community Food Waste Drop-Offs

  • Commercial Food Waste Pick-up

  • Zero Waste Consulting

  • Servicing Houston and The Woodlands area!

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Houston's most efficient way to Compost  your food scraps!

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City of Houston Food Waste Drop-Off Pilot Program

Yes! We have partnered with the City of Houston's Solid Waste Department to execute a 6-week food waste drop-off pilot program.

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Locations:

  1. MONDAYS at Kashmere Multi-Service Center - 2pm-5pm (4802 Lockwood Dr.)

  2. TUESDAYS at Acres Homes Multi-Service Center - 2pm-5pm (6719 W Montgomery Rd.)

  3. WEDNESDAYS at Alief Neighborhood Center - 4pm-7pm (11903 Bellaire Blvd.)

  4. THURSDAYS at Sunnyside Multi-Service Center - 3pm-6pm (4410 Reed Rd.)

 
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Zero Waste Services:

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Residential, Single Family & Multi-Family

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Commercial Buildings - High Rises & Warehouses

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Restaurants & Food Distribution Facilities

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Events & Festivals

Bundle Deals and Additional Services:

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Texas Native Landscape Maintenance

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Texas Native Landscape Installations

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Landscape Design & Planning

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Compost & Mulch - Delivery & Installation

Single Stream Composting

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Buckets

We provide a clean bucket, you fill it up with food waste, organic material, biodegradables and/or plant derived waste. Comparable to waste service, we collect the bucket you filled up and we responsibly source it to our local partners. In other words, we compost it for you.

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Composting

The goal is to divert as much solid waste that may be composted, as possible, instead of letting it decompose at the landfill which creates methane (25X more potent than carbon dioxide).

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Return to Earth

By separating your food waste and biodegradable items, you are becoming part of the change. Composting helps communities save on environmentally detrimental waste management solutions, landfill space, in between other socioeconomic benefits.

Why Separate Your Compostables?

Approximately 40 percent of the food produced in the United States goes to waste. The mountain of wasted food totals 63 million tons, of which over 10.1 million tons never get harvested from farms and more than 52.4 million tons ends up in landfills uneaten. The U.S. spends $218 billion per year (or 1.3% of GDP) growing, manufacturing, processing, distributing, and then disposing of food that never makes its way onto the table. (EndHunger.org, 2019)

1. By separating your food scraps you prevent food waste from going to the landfill.

2. Financial Benefit - businesses and communities benefit by paying less on waste disposal.

3. Reduce Emissions - when food decomposes with garbage it produces methane (25x worse than carbon dioxide).

4. Composting food waste creates a product that can be used to help improve soils, grow the next generation of crops, and improve water quality. (EPA, 2019)

5. Be part of the change! "Nationally, the composting of food rose from 1.84 million tons in 2013 (5.0 percent of food) to 2.6 million tons (6.3 percent of food) in 2017."

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