August 6, 2019Lamp Recycling

Chicago Lamp Recycling for Eco-Friendly Waste Disposal

Chicago Lamp Recycling provides compliant fluorescent lamp recycling in Illinois through licensed downstream processors. Here's what sets us apart from brokers and out-of-state haulers.

Choosing the right recycling partner is a compliance decision with real legal consequences. Under Illinois law, the generator retains liability for lamps until they reach a properly permitted destination facility. Hiring a broker who ships lamps to an unpermitted warehouse, or a hauler who crosses state lines to a facility without proper authorization, does not relieve you of legal responsibility if those lamps are mishandled.

Chicago Lamp Recycling provides compliant lamp collection and transport across Illinois, with lamps directed to licensed downstream processors for documented recycling. Recovery includes glass cullet, aluminum end caps, copper wire, phosphor powder, and elemental mercury — all directed to appropriate secondary markets.

All customers — from a small business mailing one prepaid box to a large industrial client with multi-facility pickup contracts — receive compliant labeling, proper packaging, and a certificate of recycling. Call 866-770-2650.


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