About Us
Our History
Founded in 2011, Metro Green Recycling was established to provide an efficient and affordable solution for the growing volume of construction and demolition (C&D) waste generated across Georgia. Recognizing both the environmental and economic benefits of diverting debris from landfills, the company built its first recycling facility in Atlanta, pioneering large-scale C&D recycling in the region.
Over the years, Metro Green expanded operations with multiple strategically located facilities, serving contractors, developers, and residents across Metro Atlanta and beyond. MG processes a wide range of recyclable materials including concrete, asphalt, wood, metal, cardboard, and more —turning waste into high-quality recycled construction products that meet industry and DOT standards.
Through responsible waste management, Metro Green Recycling has helped divert hundreds of thousands of tons of debris from Georgia landfills, supporting infrastructure development while protecting natural resources. Today, it stands as one of the state's leading C&D recycling providers, trusted for reliability, environmental stewardship, and industry expertise.
Built for Impact.
Since 2025, over 10.8 million tons of C&D debris has passed through Metro Green facilities. Approximately 9.2 million tons have been diverted from landfills and reprocessed into reusable materials.
Metro Green's recycling operations include crushing concrete into top-tier aggregate, which is repurposed for construction projects. Their services are LEED-recognized, helping contractors meet green building standards and reduce environmental impacts
Efficient. Sustainable. Reliable.
From its inception, Metro Green Recycling has prioritized efficient operations, environmental stewardship, and community collaboration. Their enduring partnerships with regional grading, demolition, trucking, and sitework contractors underscore their reputation for quality, value, and dependability.
As metro Atlanta continues to grow, Metro Green remains committed to closing the loop on C&D waste, providing cost-effective recycling solutions that puts Georgia's construction waste back to work.