Lights Out Disposal is Certified by the City of San Diego to take Entire Lighting Fixtures, Lamps and Ballasts to minimize diversion rates for City of San Diego C&D projects.
C&D Debris Deposit Ordinance
On July 1, 2008, the Construction and Demolition (C&D) Debris Deposit Ordinance (PDF) took effect. The ordinance requires that the majority of construction, demolition and remodeling projects requiring building, combination and demolition permits pay a refundable C&D Debris Recycling Deposit and divert at least 50% of their debris by recycling, reusing or donating usable materials. The ordinance is designed to keep C&D materials out of local landfills and ensure they get recycled.
Certified Source Separated Recycling Facility
Lights Out Disposal
1097 Palm Avenue
El Cajon, CA 92020
All material recycled here will receive 100% recycling rate for the City of San Diego’s Construction and Demolition Ordinance
Minimum diversion rate for City of San Diego C&D Deposit projects: 50%
This facility may require certain information about loads generated within the City of San Diego in order to provide accurate information to the City per Municipal Code §66.0601-66.0610
How to comply with the Ordinance
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Our Customers
Our customers consist mostly of business owners or property managers who are much too busy conducting their own business than to deal with the dilemma of finding a company that can haul these away their fluorescent bulbs and ballasts, not too mention the hassle of boxing up and shipping the lamps.
Lights Out Promise is that we will provide each and every one of our customers with the most convenient, easy, and cost effective way to dispose of fluorescent lighting.
NO WAITING FOR BOXES TO COME IN THE MAIL
NO LOADING UP BOXES FULL OF BREAKABLE BULBS
WE PICK UP AND BOX UP YOUR BULBS FOR YOU!
Just one call to Lights Out Disposal we’ll be there! It’s that simple.
Who We Service
The Public Lights Out Disposal center is open to the public for drop off of household fluorescent lighting (screw in compact fluorescent bulbs & plug in compact fluorescent bulbs). We are here to serve everyone!
Electricians
Electricians are often in charge of removing existing lighting fixtures and light bulbs from their jobs. Unfortunately they are stuck with the disposal of these products which can be an inconvenience and not to mention quite costly.
Building & Property Management Companies
From strip malls to high rise buildings, office buildings to apartment complexes, warehouses to retail stores. Most of these facilities run off of fluorescent lighting.
Demolition Companies
Demolition companies that do interior demolitions, especially on commercial properties, come across thousands of lighting fixtures that they need to dispose of properly.
High Rise Buildings
There are 131 high-rise building in the city of San Diego all in which contain fluorescent lighting. What building manager has time to accumulate and box up all of the light bulbs that are found in these buildings?
Hospitals
Hospitals are facilities that run 24 hours a day on fluorescent light bulbs. There is a vast majority in the San Diego area alone, that don’t even know that it is federal and state regulations to dispose of these bulbs to a licensed recycler.
Shopping Malls
Shopping malls are full of fluorescent lighting, especially in the common areas and office stations.
Military Bases
Just like any other business property most of these facilities are ran off of fluorescent lighting.
Tanning Salons
Tanning salons run their entire business on fluorescent lighting. Each tanning bed contains over 20 light bulbs. These bulbs are changed out all at once on a regular basis.
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