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10/01/2019

Time to purge & clean out!

Don't forget the Plymouth Utilities Recycle Event this Thursday, Oct 3 from 7:30 am - 5:00 pm, 1004 Valley Rd.

04/17/2019

Friendly reminder to recycle the right way! Bags should be recycled via the grocery stores 😊

DO NOT bag recyclables!

04/13/2019

Here we are continuing on with our purging and recycling efforts. Today we took many small pieces of corrugated metal siding and an old dishwasher to the recycling center. Time to stop collecting dust and become something new. Happy birth month to you all!

04/08/2019

Good info in here. 😊

04/01/2019

Happy earth month everyone. This month we will work on cleaning up and showcasing creative reuse opportunities. today we are donating four large blocks of Styrofoam to Plymouth foam for reuse. These blocks were salvaged from a job site and saved from a landfill. What will you do to be earth friendly this month?

03/28/2019

Wow how cool! An innovative thinking to help minimize the waste & fuel problems we have ❤️

03/21/2019

Love this idea! Keep it going & pick your own spot! ❤️

02/04/2019

Mark your calendar‘s and awesome local event showcasing trash to treasure. Get your creative juices flowing or get inspired by others who have done so.

01/25/2019

Great idea 😊

Dozens of major brands have partnered to launch this ambitious new packaging model in the U.S. and France. TerraCycle and Suez break down how it could change the waste equation in the coming decades.

12/22/2018

Fantastic news 💋

Getting ready for year end presentations with our field crews. This is a map representing our 2018 installs. At first glance it may not look like much but this is 108 installs totaling 4,015.66kw. That's 4 megawatts of solar added to WI this year!
We want to thank all of our hardworking techs and especially all of our customers for making WI a greener place to live! 🌏

10/16/2018

Be part of the solution not the problem. Refuse the single use product. Buy in bulk & reuse the container many times before recycling the container if you really want the product. Every “litter” bit counts.