Reimagine Waste

Yard waste. It's more than
just branches, leaves, and sticks.

It takes over your site and steals your landfill space. Across America, it's:

$3.8B

In operational headaches
for local leaders

2.3K

Empire State Buildings
worth of landfill space

1.2M

gas powered cars
equivalent of pollution

It’s a waste.

But it doesn’t have to be.

What We Do

reCap partners with local communities to give them a revolutionary, better, more sustainable way to manage yard trash. Our pioneering and patented process is an infrastructure solution for landfill life expansion.

We reduce acres of operations into a single corner, keep trash out of your landfill, and give space back to you.

Reclaim Space & Years

Our process is compact and quick. Our operational requirement is up to 75% less than other yard trash management operations. Even better, we keep all that material out of your landfill, extending its useful life by years.

Change Nothing

No change for residents. No new routes or retrained drivers. No convoy of garbage trucks rolling through new parts of town. Yard trash goes where it goes today, and reCap takes it from there.

Conserve Cash

Waste is expensive, we know. reCap is cheaper than traditional yard debris options, and there is zero up-front or capital costs for our local partners.

Unfunk the Air

Rotting yard debris plays a really big role in polluting our air, even when it is composted. reCap’s process is radically different, in fact, it’s carbon negative, the only carbon negative yard debris management process in North America.

What We Do

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From The Blog

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July 15, 2026

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Building Better Soil

reCap joined UF/IFAS, USDA, and Central Florida growers to explore how biochar and compost can build healthier, more resilient Florida soils. We heard about EQIP funding, emerging citrus research from UF/IFAS, and how reCap’s OMRI‑listed, Fresh From Florida biochar can support growers statewide.

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June 23, 2026

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Day 1 at FAC '26

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December 9, 2022

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Reimagine Waste

Yard waste. It's more than
just branches, leaves, and sticks.