Say what the container is
Reconditioned means inspected and passed. It never means cleaned up and hoped for. A container that fails goes to recycling, not to a customer.
We collect, recondition, recycle and resupply industrial containers across the Front Range.
Peak handles the full lifecycle of industrial containers — IBC totes, steel drums and poly drums. We collect them from customer sites, recondition what can go back into service, and recycle what cannot into clean HDPE and steel.
The business exists because the alternative is worse for everyone. Containers sitting in yards are a cost and a hazard. Containers going to landfill are material thrown away. Neither needs to happen.
Our Denver facility handles intake, hot-water shot-blasting, inspection, refinishing and material separation on one site, which is what lets us turn work around quickly instead of shipping containers between third parties.
Reconditioned means inspected and passed. It never means cleaned up and hoped for. A container that fails goes to recycling, not to a customer.
Anyone will take a clean pallet of totes. We would rather be the people you call about the rough ones in the back corner of the yard.
You should be able to show where your industrial packaging went. We give you the records to do that without asking.
Reconditioned containers are inspected against UN/DOT criteria before returning to service. Pass and they are re-marked; fail and they are recycled, not sold.
Product residue is drained at intake, characterised and routed to licensed disposal under federal EPA and Colorado CDPHE requirements.
Containers on public roads are handled under US DOT requirements at 49 CFR — marking, placarding and documentation to match the residue classification.
Records of what was collected and how each container was processed, for your own environmental reporting and chain of custody.
Rather than list credentials before they are confirmed in writing, we send current documentation directly. Ask and we will get it to you.
Request documentationTell us what you have. We will come and get it, and pay you for whatever still has life in it.