Re-Soil: Open, Ready and Serving the Midlands

Re-Soil, South Carolina’s newest permitted composting facility, located in the Midlands, is built and ready to serve the Midlands community. Founded by Anthony Centola, this indoor commercial composting facility located across from the Waste Management Landfill, in Elgin, currently occupies a 9,600-square-foot building on 3 acres of land; the plan is to expand it to 100,000 square feet over the coming years. Re-Soil’s waste-hauling partners have started offering composting services as an option to customers, and the response has been great. Re-Soil partners with service providers, such as Waste Management, SMART Recycling of South Carolina, and Junk Matters LLC, to haul compostable material to its facility. Currently, the company has been permitted to handle 792 tons of unprocessed and in-process material in its warehouse at any one time but has the potential to handle more than 1,200 tons per month. The company accepts source separated food waste and organics, except for raw meats, manure, sludge, or fats, oils and greases. Re-Soil also employs an innovative, hybrid system combining forced air with turned windrows.

Businesses and municipalities interested in finding out more about the environmental benefits of composting and Re-Soil’s services available are encouraged to contact Centola.

For more information, call Re-Soil founder, Anthony Centola, at 803-281-0353 or 917-468-3311, or email [email protected]. For a list of participating compost waste haulers, visit RichlandOnline.com.