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Recycling With Your Help

Rigid vinyl (including vinyl siding) is designed to be recycled, and consumers, contractors, collection sites and recyclers have joined the Revinylize Recycling Collaborative™ to help build a more sustainable future. Municipalities, nonprofit organizations, sponsors and members of the Polymeric Exterior Products Association (PEPA) have also joined forces to promote the Revinylize mission.

Over the last 20 years, vinyl siding has been the leading exterior cladding used for new home construction. Today, vinyl siding can be found on one out of every four U.S. homes.

Vinyl siding is one of the most recyclable exteriors on the market, and as many homes were built more than 30-40 years ago, vinyl siding may reach its useful life and performance cycle. Post-consumer polymeric materials present enormous opportunities for economic development, greater sustainability and reduced carbon footprint.

All participating Recyclers in Revinylize are “Verified by GreenCircle Certified, a leading 3rd-party certification group included in Amazon’s Climate Pledge Friendly Program.

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Rigid vinyl (including vinyl siding) is designed to be recycled, but that can only happen with your help. Join today and help us close the loop on the lifecycle of vinyl products.
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Rigid vinyl (including vinyl siding) is designed to be recycled, but that can only happen with your help. Join today and help us close the loop on the lifecycle of vinyl products.
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Rigid vinyl (including vinyl siding) is completely recyclable as it is a thermoplastic; however, the infrastructure and logistics to recycle vinyl siding may be limited in certain regions of the U.S. and Canada.

Check with your local center for requirements on vinyl siding recycling. Services vary based on location.
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About Us

Rigid vinyl (including vinyl siding) is designed for recyclability, and you can help fulfill its lifecycle. When you recycle rigid vinyl, it goes back into the manufacturing process, where it’s ground down and reused to create new products—including piping, decking, flooring and even more rigid vinyl. It’s all part of our more than 50-year commitment to eliminate waste. By making it easy to recycle rigid vinyl, everyone can participate in the sustainable lifecycle—including you.
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Recycling Stats

2021 - 41,000 lbs. 
2022 - 84,000 lbs.
2023 - 400,000 lbs.+ 

Recycling quantities are post-consumer recycled rigid vinyl materials collected and recycled as result of the efforts of the NE Ohio Pilot project which operated from 2021-2023.

For every 10% of recycled content used in new product, a 5% reduction in carbon footprint is realized!

Determined by using Life Cycle Impact Assessment data from Vinyl Siding Environmental Product Declaration, EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Equivalencies Calculator, Carbonfund, and the International Energy Agency.

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