Magnus Environmental

In 1995 Magnus Environmental, a Delaware Corporation, was founded to rid the area of the increasingly difficult and dangerous scrap-tire problem in an increasingly environmentally-conscious society.

Magnus is dedicated to providing high-quality service to source and end-use customers, continually seeking more affordable and earth-friendly products for the recycled material and continuous cleanup of the environment.

The company is a full-service tire recycler. Noted for our outstanding service, Magnus Environmental not only collects tires from vendors, but also performs cleanups of hazardous, decades-old tire pile sites.

Roughly 21.1 million used tires have been collected and recycled into usable end products by Magnus Environmental Corporation over the past 15 years. Over 4.6 million tires from tire piles and cleanup projects have been cleaned up by Magnus Environmental Corporation since 1996. Magnus has performed these cleanup projects for towns, counties, and states throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, with twelve such cleanups in New Jersey alone. These cleanups were performed in locations of various conditions - overgrown, in woods, down gullies, and waterlogged fields; yet always completed on-time or earlier than predicted. Magnus Environmental's record and efficiency proved so reliable that we were awarded the cleanup of the tires remaining from the Philadelphia / I-95 Tire Fire.

In addition to these tire pile cleanups, we have recycled over 16.5 million tires in our every-day collection operations since 1995. All of these tires, from cleanups and from our everyday operations, have been successfully processed into end-products and sold. Out of these 21.1 million tires that we have recycled, over 150,000 tons of tire chips were used as Civil Engineering Material for civil engineering projects.

We produce numerous top-quality products for civil engineering and recreation applications. Magnus is a leading producer of Civil Engineering Material and is spearheading its increasing uses in Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.