To reduce the amount of waste going to landfills and recycle the steel in your filters, we crush and recycle your oil filter, so that the steel can be re-used to make things like buildings and bridges, and preventing the need mine and process an equivalent amount of steel.
We save money for you and our business, reduce material usage, and eliminate toxic aerosols by using refillable spray cans.
We use re-refined oil, recommended by car makers like Mercedes and Toyota because it improves the quality of the oil and makes it better for your car, and better for the environment.
We reduce the impact of the oil that your car has used by taking the oil to recyclers for later use, so that new oil won't have to be mined and refined to replace it.
To reduce costs and make a healthier environment for you and our employees, instead of storing and disposing of toxic substances, we have reduced the toxicity of our cleaning solvents. We pay less to store and dispose of non-toxic substances, meaning lower prices for you.
To reduce costs for you and our business, and eliminate the possibility of releasing harmful pollutants into our community, we have done a detailed assessment of pollutants that we release into the environment and taken steps to eliminate them.
To ensure that we are not releasing toxic chemicals into our communities water source, we take steps to ensure that toxic substances aren't leaking from our shop into drains or sewers.
To reduce costs and environmental impact of servicing your car, we clean our shop, with re-usable cloths that we send to a special industrial launderer, keeping our community clean of potential pollutants.
We take steps to minimize the impact that the chemicals used in the printing process have on our employees and the community. This is good for the environment, but it also saves us money and time, so we can give you a better printed product.
By properly maintaining all of our equipment, and training employees on the proper cleaning and maintenance of our printing presses, we reduce the amount of material that leaks from our presses to the environment.