EAM’s PVC Recycling in Action
Watch how Executive Architectural Millwork collects and recycles PVC scrap and sawdust generated during our fabrication process. Our commitment to sustainability means these materials are shipped to Versatex Building Products to be transformed into new PVC products rather than ending up in landfills.
How Our PVC Recycling Program Works
Our PVC Recycling program in partnership with Versatex Building Products. All of our scrap PVC and dust gets shipped back to the Versatex plant in Pennsylvania to be recycled into new PVC products. We’re doing our part to keep our PVC cutoffs out of the landfills and we can also take in your PVC as well! All we ask is that you bring us clean PVC with no nails, screws, peel coats, etc. In manageable sizes. It can be any brand of cellular PVC. Contact us for more information! ♻️
Get Involved
Please feel free to contact us with any questions. We offer delivery across Long Island, NY; NJ; CT and can palletize orders to ship out common carrier across the US.
PVC Scrap & Dust Ready for Recycling
Frequently Asked Questions
We recycle all PVC scrap and sawdust generated during our fabrication process, including offcuts from column wraps, mouldings, railings, pergolas, and other PVC millwork products.
We partner with Versatex Building Products, shipping our collected PVC scrap and dust directly to their Pennsylvania facility where it is processed and remanufactured into new PVC building products.
Yes — we accept PVC scrap from other contractors and builders. Contact us to arrange a drop-off and we’ll make sure your material stays out of the landfill.
PVC is a durable material that shouldn’t end up in landfills. By returning scrap to Versatex, we close the loop on the material lifecycle and reduce waste across the industry.
Reach out via our contact form, email, or phone. We’re happy to answer questions about drop-offs, pickups, or how the program works.
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