Renovare Environmental
Entsorga West Virginia
Bag Tag Program
As a part of current evaluations, our monthly Free Day and Bag Tag programs have been suspended until further notice.
Information will be updated as available, please check back often.
Inquiries can be made by emailing [email protected].
What types of solid wastes are acceptable at EWV?
EWV can accept most mixed household waste more commonly known as trash or garbage that come from our homes for conversion into a solid fuel. Examples of acceptable mixed solid waste include product packaging, clothing, paper, cardboard, plastic, metal cans, newspaper, food scraps and other similar types of mixed waste.
How does it work?
- Purchase Bag Tags by visiting the office. Questions can be emailed to [email protected].
- Credit cards are the only acceptable payment.
- Each bag brought to the facility must have one Bag Tag on it – this must be placed in a clearly visible place on the bag such as the side or the top. Please do not place Bag Tags on the bottom of the bags.
- For the safety of our employees, the maximum weight per bag is 35 pounds.
- Receiving hours are from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM Monday through Friday. We are closed on major holidays.
- When you enter the facility, please flash your headlights or honk your horn from the parking area in front of the office for assistance. A company representative will guide you through the process.
- For a list of unacceptable items, please read below.
Unacceptable Items
ITEMS WITH * ARE ACCEPTED AT THE BCSWA GRAPEVINE ROAD RECYCLING CENTER LOCATED ADJACENT TO THE EWV FACILITY
- Aerosol Cans*
- Ammunition
- Antifreeze*
- Batteries*
- Bulky goods (e.g., appliances, furniture, white goods, scrap metals)*
- Brush*
- Car parts (e.g., transmissions, engine parts)
- Clean, source separated recyclables*
- Chemicals (pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, pool chemicals)
- Compressed Gas containers (propane tanks)
- Construction and Demolition Waste (e.g., lumber, drywall, concrete, bricks, electrical wiring)
- Dead Animals/Carcasses
- E-waste including computers, charging cables, monitors, auxiliary drives (electronics – because of copper and mercury)*
- Fluorescent bulbs/CFLs (because of mercury content)*
- Foam Mattresses
- Hazardous Waste
- Liquid Wastes
- Lumber
- Mattresses
- Medical waste (Sharps (needles) must be in sealed rigid plastic containers)
- Oil, Used*
- Paint/Paint Cans (unless empty)* (BCSWA has special days)
- Pallets*
- Radioactive or special wastes
- Radios*
- Scrap metal*
- Septic Tank pumpings
- Sewage Sludge
- Slurries
- Smoke detectors
- Thermometers and thermostats (because of mercury content)*
- Tires* (BCSWA has special days)
- TVs*
- Wiring*
- Yard Waste*
Examples of Acceptable Waste, Including But Not Limited To:
- Any plastic containers (they don’t have to be clean)
- Bottles (if you don’t recycle them already)
- Clothing
- Empty cleaning supply bottles
- Food packaging
- Food Waste
- Kitchen trash
- Litter box waste (in sealed plastic bags)
- Paper (newspaper, junk mail, cardboard, notebook paper – if you don’t already recycle them)
- Styrofoam
- Tin/aluminum cans (if you don’t recycle them already)