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Service Areas/New Lenox, IL

New Lenox, Illinois

Commercial Recycling in New Lenox, IL

New Lenox runs along the I-80 industrial spine east of Joliet. Light manufacturing, contract packagers, and a growing tier of distribution operators fill the industrial parks along Route 30 and Maple Street. CRI runs routes into them from our Addison facility.

East of Joliet on I-80

New Lenox's industrial profile is light to medium scale: contract packagers, light manufacturers, distribution operators, and a tail of construction supply tenants line the Route 30 and Maple Street corridors. The newer development east of town has continued to add square footage every year.

The waste streams are mixed. Distribution operators run OCC, stretch wrap, and pallet cycles. Manufacturers contribute dunnage, ferrous and non-ferrous scrap, and plastics. Contract packagers generate die-cut waste and film. Each operation is graded and priced separately so the rebate side of the program is captured.

CRI handles all of it on one agreement, with state-certified scales on every load.

New Lenox Service Details

Distance from HQ:~35 miles from Addison facility
Response Time:Scheduled route service, on-demand available
Service Hours:Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM
Primary Corridors:I-80, Route 30, Maple St, Cedar Rd
Specialty Services:Mixed-stream programs, pallet repair, plastic film baling
Scale Certification:State-certified scales, every load weighed

New Lenox Recycling, Common Questions

How does CRI service New Lenox's I-80 industrial parks?

New Lenox runs about 35 miles from our Addison facility along the I-80 spine east of Joliet. CRI runs scheduled route service into the parks along Route 30, Maple Street, and Cedar Road, with on-demand pickups available when a dock fills up ahead of the route.

What materials does CRI take from a New Lenox packager or distributor?

The corridor is light to medium scale and mixed, so CRI handles OCC, stretch wrap, and pallet cycles from distribution operators, dunnage and ferrous and non-ferrous scrap from manufacturers, and die-cut waste and film from contract packagers. Everything runs on one agreement.

Does CRI offer pallet repair and buyback in New Lenox?

Yes. Pallet handling is a core service here, with buy, repair, and return programs for the high-cycle operations along the corridor. CRI grades and prices each stream separately and weighs every load on state-certified scales so the recoverable value comes back to you.

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