With our Municipal Scrap Tire Collector, we tailor processing services to suit the distinct requirements of local governments. This includes offering storage facilities or deploying specialized railcars at designated landfills to facilitate tire management. Our commitment to municipalities lies at the core of our environmental vision, addressing the pressing issue of tire waste in Florida and beyond.
Moreover, we employ volume-reducing machinery operated by skilled personnel to ensure efficient tire processing based on each municipality’s waste output. By providing these bespoke solutions, we aim to establish ourselves as the go-to partner for municipalities seeking sustainable waste management strategies.
Recycling tires play a crucial role in diverting discarded tires away from landfills, contributing significantly to environmental preservation. In modern times, recycled tires find application across various industries, showcasing the versatility of proper tire management. At the Florida Tire Recycling Plant, we accept tires of all sizes including OTR, imposing a minimum fee based on tire size. There are no restrictions on the quantity of tires we receive, offering flexibility to our clients. We are a Municipal Scrap Tire Collector in Florida. We will begin opening to the public in summer 2025
Part of the environmental issues are: Visually unappealing, they cause pollution, threaten the public’s health, and are dangerous fire hazards.
A large part of the used tires are stored inappropriately and this poses very serious environmental, economic, and health consequences.
Tires contain a variety of chemicals and toxic compounds which can be released by mishandling or over time if left outdoors. These compounds, such as oils, heavy metals and organic substances, can leach into the soil and groundwater. or superficial when they decompose.
Space Consumption: Tires are bulky and take up a lot of space in landfills, reducing the available capacity for other waste disposal.
Fire Hazards: When tires are improperly disposed of, they can catch fire easily and burn for long periods due to their high fuel content. Tire fires release toxic smoke and gases into the air, posing health risks and environmental hazards.
Environmental Pollution: Tires can leach toxic chemicals into the soil and water, contaminating the surrounding environment. The chemicals released from decomposing tires can pollute groundwater and surface water sources.
Vector Breeding Grounds: Tire piles can collect rainwater, creating stagnant pools that serve as breeding grounds for disease-carrying mosquitoes and other pests, increasing the risk of vector-borne diseases.
Aesthetics: Large tire piles are unsightly and can detract from the visual appeal of an area, impacting property values and community aesthetics.
Longevity: Tires degrade very slowly in landfills, taking hundreds to thousands of years to decompose fully. This long lifespan exacerbates the space and environmental issues associated with tire disposal.
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