Tank's Recycling & Roll Off

09/02/2026

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05/25/2026

In honor of Memorial Day, all Tank's Green Stuff 100% Organic Compost & Tanks Recycling locations will be closed today as we remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. 🇺🇸

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

05/21/2026

Join Tank's Recycling and Landfill as a Full-Time Class A CDL Driver in Tucson, where your driving experience will be valued and rewarded. This onsite position allows you to be part of a dedicated team committed to sustainability and environmental care. Enjoy competitive pay based on experience, emp...

05/01/2026

At Tank’s, the goal is not just to remove waste, but to find ways to give materials a second life whenever possible. 💚

By turning recyclable materials into reusable resources, we help support a cleaner and more sustainable community. It is all about thinking differently about what we throw away.

What is one thing you think more people should be recycling or reusing? ♻

04/29/2026

Happy Birthday, Amanda! 🎉

Your leadership, dedication, and the way you keep everything running smoothly every single day do not go unnoticed. We’re so lucky to have you as a co-owner and a driving force behind this company.

Wishing you an amazing year ahead! 💚💚

04/29/2026

Starting a landscaping or construction project? The right materials can make all the difference. 🌱🪴

Tank’s offers fill dirt, mortar sand, pea gravel, asphalt millings, and more, available for pickup or delivery to fit your schedule. Whether you are leveling ground or finishing a driveway, having quality materials matters.

What kind of projects are you planning that need dirt or rock? ⤵

04/26/2026

Every project is different, and having the right size dumpster can make a big difference.

From smaller cleanups to major construction jobs, Tank’s offers 15, 20, 30, and 40 yard roll off containers to match your needs. Choosing the right size can save you time, money, and hassle. 🗑♻️

Have you ever been stuck with a dumpster that was too small or too big for your project?