Talk to several recyclers and haulers to see who best fits your needs, and to find out about current market conditions. Your hauler can collect many materials that he will then sell to different markets. All you need to do is find a hauler who will provide the collection service you need at a price you can afford. When trash gets mixed in with recyclables, the result is trash. Consult closely with your hauler to make sure your recycling plan minimizes the risk of contamination.
Recycling does cost money.
Refuse removal certainly does, too. Trash costs It costs a trash hauler money to deliver trash containers to you, to empty or remove them, and to dispose of the trash. In general, it costs money for a recycling hauler to deliver recycling bins, to empty or remove them, and to process the material. Charges will be assessed differently if your recycler is using a different system of bins. This cost reflects their expenses in sorting your material into marketable streams and removing any contaminants.