New West Gypsum Recycling
201, 20218 Fraser Hwy V3A 4E6 Langley, BC, Canada

We will be closed Monday, May 18th for Victoria day. Stay safe!

We will be closed Friday April 10th and Monday April 13th for the Easter weekend.

At this time New West Gypsum is fully operational and open for business during regular hours of operation. Disposal bans continue to be in place and are being enforced consistently with normal practices. Please continue respect social distancing practices when on site and limit conversation to relevant information only.

With the safety of our employees, our drivers and our customers in mind we have decided to close on Thursday the 16th due to incoming storms. We will reopen with usual operating hours for Friday and Saturday. Thank you for understanding

Please be aware. We will be closing at 4pm today due to the weather. Please check back tomorrow morning prior to coming out, to be sure we are open. Stay safe everyone

We will be closed Monday October 14th.

We will be closed Monday September 2nd for Labour day

Our plant and main office will be closed Monday, August 5th.

Please be aware we will be closed on Monday, May 20th for Victoria Day.

Weve never seen anything like this come in our yard before! As long as hes had it tested Well take it.

97% of new homes are using gypsum wallboard as their primary wall coverage. Recycle your off cuts and help to keep it out of the landfill.

We will be closed on Monday November 12th for the stat.

Would you like to get on your way just a little bit quicker? You can, by knowing if the drywall your bringing in for recycling has a manufactures date stamp.

Did you know that 20 billion square feet of drywall is manufactured each year in North America? Contact us to recycle whats left from your new build!

We will be closed Monday, August 6th for the B.C. day holiday. Enjoy the weekend!

Please be aware: Our MAIN office will be closed Tuesday, July 17th for a Planned power outage. Our New Westminster plant will operate as scheduled.

Did you know: Gypsum usually looks like white sand, but the particles can also be coloured gray, yellow, or pink.

Happy Canada Day! We will be closed on Monday, July 2nd to celebrate!

The US Gypsum Company (USG) invented drywall, which was compressed gypsum between two sheets of heavy paper. Originally referred to as Sackett Board, which was named after the USG subsidiary, Sackett Plaster Company. It was made a little different back then, but dont worry; we recycle that too!

We will be closed on Monday May 21st, for the Victoria Day holiday.

Did you know that we recycle both used drywall and scraps coming out of new builds; keeping all drywall in the lower mainland out of the landfill!

Please be aware we will be closed Friday, March 30th, but will be open as usual on Saturday, March 31 (8-4:30)

Have questions about the material we take and our load screening procedures? Please follow the link for full information including photographic examples of date stamps. http://gypsumrecyclingbc.com/screening/

We're still open until 6:30 tonight, but please be careful out there!

We will be closed Monday, February 12th for Family day. Take the day to spend time with the ones you love!

Our 2nd scale is now operational! You'll be able to get in and out a little bit quicker now.

Do you know where Gyproc, BC. is? In 1926 the economy in the lower mainland received a major boost with the establishment of the British Columbia Gypsum Companys manufacturing plant on the south shore of the Fraser River opposite New Westminster, at a Canadian National Railway railway point that would become known as Gyproc, near what is now called Bridgeview. The British Columbia Gypsum Company facility has changed hands many times but continues to be a partner in the recycling of gypsum in BC.

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year! May 2018 be the best year yet!

Can you bring wallboard that has paint or wallpaper on it? Definitely! Our process will remove any coverings when the paper liner and gypsum core are separated. http://www.nwgypsum.com

Did you know? Gypsum can also be used a food additive. Gypsum is recognized as acceptable for human consumption by the U.S Food and Drug Administration for use as a dietary source of calcium, to condition water used in brewing beer, and to control the tartness and clarity of wine.

Wishing everyone a Happy Holidays!

Gypsum properties do not denigrate so materials can continue to be reprocessed over and over again. We call gypsum an infinite reuse material! Recycle your gypsum with us: http://www.nwgypsum.com

Did you know? If drywall is incinerated it can create sulfur dioxide gas, which is also poisonous. Make sure your drywall goes to us, a recycler, and not into a dumpster.