Woodstock, Illinois
Commercial Recycling in Woodstock, IL
Woodstock is the McHenry County seat. The industrial corridor along Route 47, Lake Avenue, and the Donovan Street belt carries manufacturing, contract packaging, and a tier of distribution and food-processing tenants. CRI runs routes into Woodstock from our Addison facility.
McHenry County Manufacturing
Woodstock's industrial profile is anchored by contract manufacturing, metal fabrication, plastics processing, food production, and a tier of distribution operators. The Route 47 industrial spine, Lake Avenue corridor, and Donovan Street belt carry the bulk of the operational footprint.
The waste streams are mixed. Manufacturers generate OCC, ferrous and non-ferrous scrap, and plastic regrind. Food processors run OCC, film, drum, and pallet cycles. Distribution operators contribute corrugated and stretch wrap. CRI grades and prices every stream so the rebate side of the program is captured.
CRI handles all of it on one agreement, with state-certified scales on every load.
Woodstock Service Details
Services Available in Woodstock, IL
Cardboard Recycling
OCC from manufacturers, food, DCs
Metal Recycling
Ferrous and non-ferrous, dedicated bins
Plastic Recycling
Regrind, film, food-grade plastics
Pallet Recycling
Buy, repair, return programs
Paper Recycling
Multiple grades, mill-direct shipping
Paper Shredding
Certified destruction with chain of custody
Woodstock Recycling, Common Questions
Woodstock is about 50 miles from Addison. How does CRI service it?
Woodstock is the McHenry County seat, roughly 50 miles from our Addison facility. We run scheduled route service into the Route 47 industrial spine and the Lake Avenue and Donovan Street corridors, with on-demand pickups when a stream fills faster than the scheduled swap.
What can a Woodstock manufacturer or food producer recycle?
The base runs from contract manufacturing and metal fabrication to plastics processing and food production. Manufacturers generate OCC, ferrous and non-ferrous scrap, and plastic regrind. Food processors run OCC, film, drum, and pallet cycles. One agreement covers paper, cardboard, pallets, plastic, and metal with certified scales.
Does CRI handle food-grade plastic film and metal segregation in Woodstock?
Yes. Metal segregation, regrind, and food-grade plastic film are Woodstock specialties. We set up dedicated bins so ferrous and non-ferrous scrap stay separated and graded, and we handle food-grade film cleanly so processors capture the rebate side of their streams.
Nearby Service Areas
CRI services the McHenry County industrial belt.
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