The Armstrong Ceilings Recycling Program provides an efficient solution to reduce construction waste and embodied carbon on commercial renovation projects.
Since 1999, the nation’s first ceilings recycling program has diverted over 200 million square feet of old ceiling materials from going to the landfill. Armstrong Ceilings Recycling Program is here to help you every step of the way. From registration – to transportation – to new ceiling solutions for your project.
Make ceiling recycling part of your renovation project – download the Recycling Specification Guide.
Resources
Recycling Center
877-276-7876 (option 4)
The Environmental Impact of Ceiling Recycling
Armstrong’s 2030 Goal
We aim to design our products to be recycled, reused or repurposed and drive circularity in our operations, with customers and throughout our value chain.
Over 200 Million Sq. Ft.
Ceiling tile diverted from landfills since 1999. That’s enough material to fill Central Park… 6 times!
Lower Embodied Carbon
By recycling over 200 million sq. ft. of ceilings from renovation projects, the old ceilings become a recycling stream for new ceilings and lowers the embodied carbon of the new product.
What Happens to Reclaimed Ceilings
Once mineral fiber ceilings are received at our manufacturing locations, old ceilings are processed and become the foundation for new ceilings that have higher post-consumer recycled content.
The program helps our customers meet their own waste-reduction targets, and we provide a diversion savings calculator to directly measure the resulting environmental impact and savings.
Contact Us Today to Get Started on Your Ceiling Recycling Project
Christopher J. Swentner
Circularity Coordinator
Ceiling Tile Recycling Liaison
877-276-7876 (option 4)
We invite you to connect with Chris and our ceiling tile recycling specialists, to discuss how we can help with your construction waste diversion goals.
Chris has extensive experience with this specific material stream, and the ability to provide diversion outlets in order to close the loop.