Glass Recycling In Holladay, Utah

Convenient Holladay curbside residential glass recycling service—turning your bottles into local jobs and sustainable products.

Recycle Glass

Living in Holladay, you care about protecting the beautiful environment that surrounds our community. But when you’re holding that empty glass jar or wine bottle, the frustration sets in—where can you actually recycle it? Your regular recycling bin won’t take it, and driving to distant drop-off locations isn’t practical for busy families.

At Momentum Recycling, we understand this challenge. That’s why we bring glass recycling directly to your Holladay doorstep with our monthly curbside collection service. Since 2012, we’ve been Utah’s only glass processing facility, transforming your discarded bottles and jars into valuable materials for local manufacturers.

With over 12,000 households already enjoying our convenient service, you can finally align your environmental values with simple action—all while supporting local jobs and keeping glass out of Utah’s landfills.

Simple 3-Step Process to Start Recycling Glass in Holladay

  1. Sign up for this optional service through Momentum Recycling.
  2. We’ll provide you with a 35-gallon can specifically for glass recyclables.
  3. Place your glass items in the can and set it out for monthly collection.

Learn about the Glass Recycling Process

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Starting your glass recycling journey takes less than two minutes. Simply fill out the form below with your Holladay address and contact information. We’ll handle the rest—from coordinating with Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling to delivering your bin and setting up your monthly collection schedule. Within days, you’ll be diverting glass from landfills and supporting Utah’s green economy right from your driveway.

Why Holladay Families Choose Glass Recycling

Practical Benefits for Your Household

Recycle Glass

Eliminate the hassle of storing glass containers or making trips to distant drop-off locations. Our monthly curbside collection means you simply place your glass bin at the curb alongside your regular trash and recycling. No need to rinse jars or remove labels—we handle all the cleaning and processing. Your glass is collected reliably every month, keeping your home organized while reducing household waste by up to 20%.

Environmental Impact You Can Measure

Every glass container you recycle saves energy and natural resources. Making new glass from recycled cullet uses 40% less energy than creating glass from raw materials. Your monthly collection helps divert hundreds of pounds of glass from Utah’s landfills annually. Since glass can be recycled endlessly without quality loss, your wine bottles and jam jars become new products indefinitely, creating a true circular economy.

Supporting Holladay’s Community Values

There’s a reason why residents love Holladay. From the beautiful tree-lined Wasatch Boulevard to the bustling Holladay Village Plaza, there’s a sense of pride that comes from living in a community that values both natural beauty and environmental responsibility. Glass recycling extends landfill life, keeping waste disposal costs manageable for the city while protecting the quality of life residents enjoy. By choosing our service, you’re joining neighbors in supporting a local family-owned business committed to helping Utah communities achieve zero waste goals together.

Everything You Need to Know About Your Holladay Glass Recycling Service

Simple Pricing and Billing

Glass recycling sign up

Your glass recycling service costs just $8.50 per month, making environmental responsibility affordable for every Holladay household. For your convenience, we bill through Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling alongside your regular waste services. To get started, there’s a one-time $55 activation fee that covers producing, delivering, and maintaining your dedicated recycling bin throughout your service period.

Easy Bin Placement and Collection

We provide a clearly marked glass recycling bin that fits perfectly alongside your existing waste containers. Simply place your bin at the curb on your designated collection day, just like your regular trash and recycling. Our reliable team collects glass from Holladay neighborhoods monthly, ensuring consistent service you can count on.

Hassle-Free Monthly Collection Schedule

Curbside glass recycling in Utah

Your glass collection happens once per month on a predetermined schedule that works with your neighborhood’s existing waste pickup routine. We’ll notify you of your specific collection day when you sign up, and you can track your service through our convenient app. No need to worry about missed pickups or scheduling conflicts—we maintain consistent monthly service throughout the year, rain or shine.

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What Glass Items We Accept From Your Home

We Accept

  • All glass bottles and jars (any color)
  • Wine and beer bottles
  • Food containers and condiment jars
  • Baby food jars
  • Pickle and sauce jars
  • Glass beverage containers
  • No need to rinse or remove labels

We Do Not Accept

  • Mirrors or picture frame glass
  • Automotive glass or windshields
  • Heat-treated glass (Pyrex, baking dishes)
  • Light bulbs or fluorescent tubes
  • Ceramics, porcelain, or pottery
  • Crystal or decorative glass items
  • Window glass or plate glass

Have questions about whether a specific glass item can be recycled? Give us a call and our friendly team will help you sort it out.

Make Glass Recycling Even Easier

Q: Why Can’t We Put Glass in Our Blue Curbside Can?

Empty glass jars with lids

A: Glass requires special handling for several important reasons:

  • The local Material Recycling Facility cannot effectively separate and process glass mixed with other recyclables.
  • Glass breaks easily and creates sharp fragments that pose safety risks to handlers.
  • When glass breaks in mixed recycling, tiny shards contaminate other recyclables and reduce their value.
  • Source-separated glass collection ensures more glass is actually recycled rather than ending up in landfills.

Q: Do I Need to Rinse or Remove Labels From Glass?

Empty jam/jelly jar

A: Preparing your glass for recycling is easy:

  • Empty all containers completely.
  • Remove lids and corks (these can go in your regular recycling bin).
  • Labels do not need to be removed – our process handles this.
  • Rinsing is not required, though it may help prevent odors in your home.

Can I recycle glass that’s broken?

Broken glass

Absolutely! Broken glass is perfectly acceptable in our collection program. In fact, breaking glass into smaller pieces is the first step in our recycling process, so pre-broken glass saves energy. Just place broken pieces safely in your bin to protect our collection team.

Frequently Asked Questions

A: We design custom commercial glass recycling solutions for Holladay restaurants, breweries, offices, and retail stores. Our business specialists create pickup schedules and container configurations tailored to your specific volume and operational requirements. Contact us to discuss how glass recycling can support your company’s sustainability initiatives and reduce waste disposal costs.

A: Billing is completely automatic and hassle-free through Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling. Your $8.50 monthly service fee appears on your monthly waste bill alongside your regular services. No separate bills to track, checks to write, or payment deadlines to remember. We handle all the billing coordination so you can focus on reducing your environmental impact.

A: Your recycled glass travels directly to our Salt Lake City facility—the only glass processing plant in Utah. We transform bottles and jars into premium cullet that local manufacturers use for fiberglass insulation, sandblasting media, and water filtration systems. This keeps recycling jobs and economic benefits in our community rather than shipping materials out of state.

A: Glass creates serious safety hazards when mixed with other recyclables. Broken glass can injure sorting facility workers and contaminate paper and plastic materials, making them unusable. Our dedicated glass collection protects workers while ensuring your containers become high-quality recycled products instead of contributing to Utah’s growing landfill waste problem.

A: Don’t worry—it happens to everyone! Simply hold onto your glass until the next month’s collection. Our bins are designed to accommodate two months of typical household glass if needed. You can also drop off glass at any of our 60+ public collection sites around the valley, or contact us if you need guidance on backup options.

A: No contracts or commitments required! We operate on a simple month-to-month basis because we believe in earning your business through excellent service. You can pause or cancel anytime without penalties, fees, or hassles. This flexible approach gives you complete control over your recycling service as your household needs change.

A: Large families or frequent entertainers can easily add a second bin to handle extra glass volume. Contact our customer service team to add a second bin—we’ll coordinate delivery and update your billing automatically.

A: Our knowledgeable customer service team enjoys helping Holladay residents succeed with their recycling efforts! Call us at (801) 355-0334 with questions about specific glass items, bin placement, or any service concerns. We’re committed to making your glass recycling experience smooth and rewarding from day one.

Getting Started

Ready to start recycling glass at your Holladay home? Sign up online or call us Monday through Friday, 8am-5pm at (801) 355-0334.

Join thousands of Utah residents who are making a difference through glass recycling. Together, we can move toward a zero-waste future!