Rubber Recycling in Vancouver

Vancouver’s mix of automotive shops, marine operations along the harbour, and manufacturing facilities in the False Creek Flats and East Vancouver industrial areas generates a steady stream of scrap rubber, from worn tires and conveyor belting to hose, matting, and molded rubber components. Under BC’s tire stewardship framework, passenger and light-truck tires already fall under a province-wide extended producer responsibility program, but industrial and specialty rubber, belts, seals, hoses, matting, typically isn’t covered by that system and has to be routed through a commercial recycler. We collect this material directly from Vancouver businesses and process it through shredding, grinding, and devulcanization, turning it into crumb rubber, molded goods, and asphalt-additive feedstock instead of landfill volume, helping local operations stay aligned with Metro Vancouver’s waste-diversion targets.

• • Built for Industrial Volume — From single-location auto shops to multi-site fleet operations, we scale pickup frequency to match how much rubber your Vancouver site actually generates.
  • Processing, Not Just Hauling — Collected rubber goes through shredding and devulcanization on our end, not straight to a transfer station, so more of it is actually recovered rather than landfilled.
  • Familiar with Local Facility Constraints — We work around the tight loading-dock access and limited storage common at older East Vancouver and downtown industrial sites.
  • Documented Diversion Reporting — We can provide diversion records for your sustainability reporting or LEED/waste-audit documentation.
  • Fast Response Across the City — Regular routes through Vancouver mean pickup requests don’t get bumped for out-of-town jobs.
  • Backed by Full-Service Waste Expertise — Rubber recycling is one part of our broader commercial waste management capability, so we can consolidate it with other material streams on one schedule.