Call us at
877-311-0172
Cruise Ship Recycling
Cruise lines have always been excellent environmental stewards. Most managers in the hospitality industry understand that strong recycling and sustainability efforts lead to a better guest experience and improved profitability. As a result, most cruise ships do an extraordinary job recycling. In fact, on average, each cruise ship recycles over one million pounds of standard recyclables such as corrugated cardboard, glass, metal and plastics every year. Let Nationwide Mattress Recycling recycle your cruise ship mattresses and toppers and you'll push your cruise line's recycling rate even higher!
Nationwide Mattress Recycling has the ability to greatly enhance your recycling statistics without increasing expenditures. Think of us every time you are replacing mattresses and box springs from guest rooms and/or common areas. Every renovation or swap out project amounts to thousands of pounds of material that may be recycled with Nationwide Mattress Recycling. We'll save your hotel money and divert all of the items from the local landfill or incinerator.
Nationwide Mattress Recycling will track all of your recycled materials and provide real time updates outlining the total number of pounds recycled and saved from the landfill or incinerator. You will have secure web access to monitor your progress and your recycling achievements.
Nationwide Mattress Recycling's Hotel Recycling Recognition Program recognizes those hotels that are innovative and recycle their mattresses and box springs!
Customer Satisfaction
To ensure customer satisfaction, Nationwide Mattress Recycling sends a Field Representative to each job site to confirm that the mattress and box spring removal and loading is proceeding smoothly.
The Field Representative also performs a basic inspection of the items being placed in our truck or trailer. This enables us, based upon the type and size of the items on board, to send the material to the appropriate Nationwide Mattress Recycling destination facility for reprocessing and recycling.
