Recycle Your Lumber

Recycle Lumber with Repackify

A Sustainable Solution for Your Unwanted Lumber

If you have old or damaged Lumber taking up space, Repackify offers an easy and responsible way to recycle them. Instead of sending them to landfills, we help businesses reuse, repair, or repurpose Lumber, reducing waste and supporting a circular economy.

How Our Lumber Recycling Program Works

1. Submit Your Lumber Details

Let us know what types and quantities of Lumber you need to recycle. We accept various sizes and conditions, including broken or scrap Lumber.

2. Schedule a Pickup or Drop-Off

For large quantities, we offer bulk Lumber pickup in select areas. If you prefer, you can also deliver Lumber to one of our partner facilities.

3. Responsible Processing

We evaluate Lumber for reuse, repair, or recycling. Usable Lumber are refurbished, while damaged Lumber are broken down into recyclable materials.

4. Contribute to Sustainability

By recycling your Lumber with Repackify, you help reduce landfill waste, conserve resources, and promote a more sustainable supply chain.

What Types of Lumber Can Be Recycled?

We accept a variety of Lumber types, including:

• Softwood Lumber - Pine, spruce, cedar, fir

• Hardwood Lumber - Oak, maple, walnut, cherry, beech

Types of Lumber by Processing

1. Rough Lumber - Minimal processing, uneven edges

2. Dimensional Lumber - Standard sizes with straight edges

3. Surfaced Lumber - Smooth surface after additional processing

Classification by Moisture Content

1. Kiln-dried Lumber - 6-12% moisture content

2. Green Lumber - Over 19% moisture content

Quality Grades

Lumber is classified by quality grades determined by the quantity and nature of defects:

• Premium/Select Grade

• No. 1 Grade (first grade)

• No. 2 Grade (second grade)

• No. 3 Grade (construction grade)

• Economy/Utility Grade

Specialty Lumber Types

Engineered Lumber

• LVL (Laminated Veneer Lumber)

• Glulam (glued laminated timber)

• Stronger than conventional lumber, resistant to warping

Fire-retardant Lumber

• Treated with special fire-resistant compounds

Pressure-treated Lumber

• Impregnated with chemicals for protection against rot and insects

Decorative Lumber

• With weathered, textured, or other aesthetic finishes

If you're unsure whether your Lumber can be recycled, contact us for an evaluation.