RECYCLE YOUR
VINYL SIDING

With climate change and global warming causing an increase in extreme and unpredictable weather events, homeowners and contractors are looking for high-performance exterior materials and environmentally conscious companies.

Kaycan’s steady commitment to developing and implementing environmentally friendly practices has pushed us to take action and launch our R3V program. Kaycan will reclaim, regrind and repurpose used vinyl siding. Our commitment to this recycling program for vinyl siding and accessories is for both new construction and renovation projects!

Reclaim, Regrind, Repurpose

Recycle Your Vinyl in 4 Easy steps

GATHER YOUR VINYL SIDING SCRAP

Are you replacing your current vinyl siding with Kaycan siding?
Have you been using our vinyl siding and have some leftovers?

Load your scrap and/or old vinyl into your vehicle or container dedicated to siding only

DROP OFF YOUR VINYL SIDING SCRAP

Your nearest Kaycan location will gladly accept your used or unused vinyl siding and take it to our manufacturing facility for the next step.

Use our branch locator to find the branch nearest you.

RECYCLED VINYL IS PROCESSED AT THE MANUFACTURING FACILITY

The vinyl siding you supply will undergo a process of cleaning and grinding into fine particles. This will allow them to be processed and reused in the manufacture of new products. It will be possible to manufacture accessories such as starter strips and anti-rodent mouldings.

PROCESSED VINYL CREATES NEW PRODUCTS

In this way, recycled materials are given a new life and contribute to the preservation of the environment, while promoting a circular economy. This also supports the recycling industry and encourages the creation of sustainable solutions to reduce our impact on the planet.

VINYL SIDING IS THE
MOST SUSTAINABLE CHOICE

  • It is lightweight and therefore more energy efficient to move;
  • It is easy to install, requires less material, and generates very little waste compared to other types of siding;
  • It does not need to be painted, stained or caulked like other exterior siding products;
  • It is probably the most durable siding available.