Tampa Bay Recycling Center Since 1990

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Name: Global Recycling of Tampa Bay
Address: 5011 N. Clark St., Tampa, FL, 33614, US
Telephone: (813) 373-6467
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.3

Roll off dumpster rental Tampa Bay for construction, commercial, C&D, concrete, asphalt, and dirt — plus recycled materials from our Tampa recycling center. Local dumpster service Tampa Bay since 1990.

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EST. 1990 Family-Owned ★ 4.3 Google

42+

Years Operating

14,400

Cubic Yards Excavated

100%

Recycled — Zero Landfill

4.3★

Google Rating

Materials

What We Sell

Recycled concrete for sale Tampa, recycled asphalt Tampa, brick, and recycled construction materials Tampa from our recycling center. Contact us for pricing, pickup, or delivery.

Concrete

Broken slabs, foundations, curbs, and clean concrete debris. No Trash.

Asphalt

Parking lots, driveways, roads. Clean asphalt millings and pavement.

Brick & Block

Clean brick and concrete block.

Rock & Stone

Natural aggregates, limestone, and clean fill material.

Dumpster Rental Tampa Bay

Roll Off Dumpster Rental Tampa Bay

Local dumpster rental Tampa Bay for construction, commercial, demolition, and C&D — plus concrete, dirt, and asphalt dumpsters. 10 to 40 yard roll offs with dumpster delivery Tampa Bay and pickup.

10, 15, 20, 30 & 40 yard dumpster rental Tampa Bay
Construction, commercial, C&D, concrete, dirt & asphalt loads
Same day and next day dumpster rental Tampa Bay when routes allow

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Blue Bayside roll-off dumpster at the Tampa Bay yard

Who We Are

Built on Decades of Experience

Global Recycling of Tampa Bay is owned by Max & Denise Sanchez. Max Sanchez has owned Star Quality Inc., the parent company, for over 42 years — a privately owned corporation with experience on Commercial projects alongside Skanska, Kimmins Contracting, Beck Group, and more.

We played a key role in the D&M Business Park in Drew Park, excavating 14,400 cubic yards of contaminated soil and replacing it with screened materials and 12" of crushed concrete base below each building pad.