Draglam Waste & Recycling

What’s the most rewarding part of working with Less Mess? 📷💎 Matt talks about the aspects of his role and the products he loves most. Seeing the impact on clients and collaborating with a strong, supportive team makes the work meaningful and fulfilling. #MeetTheJems #JuelGroup

Recycling isn’t just about reducing landfill waste. It’s also one of the most energy-efficient ways to produce materials. Metals like steel and aluminum can be melted down and reused instead of being mined and refined from raw ore, saving tremendous amounts of energy. #Clean

This week on Recycler of the Week, we’re featuring Rustic & Renewed Decor, a Canadian maker turning reclaimed wood into handcrafted furniture and décor right here in Ontario. What would otherwise be discarded wood is transformed into storage boxes, shelving, trays, and more.

@juelgroup 🙌🙌

Transitioning from the scalehouse to sales can be a big change 📷💎 Milan talks about moving from the scale house to a sales role and how his hands-on experience gives him a unique perspective in supporting clients and understanding company operations.

We’re currently looking to fill a key position for the following role: Roll-Off Dispatcher Interested? Send us a direct message for more details. #JobPosting #RollOff #Dispatcher

Recycling does not stop at sorting materials. For many innovators, it is the starting point. Companies are taking discarded materials and turning them into sneakers, furniture, and everyday items that would otherwise end up in landfills. #RecyclerOfTheWeek

@LessMessSoil learning something new everyday 🔥

Matt from Less Mess takes a closer look at Pine Mulch, a finely shredded mulch that not only smells amazing but also works hard in your garden. Its smaller, softer pieces break down faster than coarser mulches, releasing nutrients gradually into the soil. #Mulch #SoilExperts

@LessMessSoil bahaha

When someone asks the difference between our soil and Earthco Soil Mixtures… same same, but different #SoilTalk #PlantLife #GardenVibes #LessMessSoil

Glass isn’t just reusable, it’s endlessly recyclable. Unlike many other materials, glass can be melted down and reformed into new containers or products over and over without losing quality. #GlassRecycling #SustainableLiving #EnvironmentalResponsibility #Waste

@LessMessSoil Amazing Matt!

Matt from Less Mess is launching a new series all about building a thriving garden from the ground up. In the first episode, he shows step by step how to construct a planter and fill it with our high-quality soil, creating the perfect foundation for healthy plants. #PartOne

@DraglamSalt 👏👏 amazing

Salt spreads faster when cars drive on it, and at Draglam Salt we know how powerful that effect can be. Vehicle tires grind road salt into finer particles and help spread the brine across lanes, making even small amounts of salt go a long way. #RoadSafety #CanadianWinter

@LessMessSoil Will be giving my wife a bouquet of these tomorrow! haha

This week’s Plant of the Week is the classic and beloved rose. Known for their timeless beauty, rich fragrance, and endless variety of colors and forms, roses have been a staple in gardens for centuries. #PlantOfTheWeek #Rose #ValentinesDay

Concrete may seem like a waste product once a building or structure is demolished. Old concrete can be crushed and repurposed as high-quality aggregate, giving it a second life in new construction projects. #SustainableConstruction #WasteManagement #WasteServices

@BrockAggregates Love the drone shots!

We’re proud to have supplied aggregates for the improvements on the West Luther Trail at 8471 Sideroad 15 in Wellington North. Part of an 11 km multi‑use route , has been resurfaced, and enhanced to create a safer, more comfortable experience for walkers & cyclists. #Aggregates

@EarthcoSoils 🔥🔥🔥

Soil might look the same on the surface, but what’s happening beneath matters more than most people realize. Texture, drainage, organic content, and structure all play a role in how plants grow, how water moves, and how long landscapes last. #SoilMatters

@LessMessSoil Hahaha I love this!

Me when my bestie finally agrees to garden with me today… let the dirt-filled adventures begin! #GardenBuddies #GardenTalk #PlantPartners #SoilSquad

When you ask your kid to help in the garden and they disappear faster than weeds in mulch... #GardenHumor #RealLifeMoments #SoilMatters #LessMessMoments

Tires don’t have to end up in landfills. In Canada, well over 80 percent of scrap tires are collected and recycled each year, and recycling programs make it easy for consumers and contractors to return old tires to designated depots. #ReduceReuseRecycle #Tires #RecyclingEfforts

@DraglamSalt 🔥 great post

Much of the salt used on Canadian businesses comes from massive underground deposits formed by ancient oceans more than 400 million years ago. These deposits stretch for kilometers beneath the surface, making Canada one of the world’s leading producers of high-quality road salt.