If you’re interested in running a successful junk recycling and removal business and looking for building a roadmap to achieve your ambitious financial goals, we have Gone For Good ® franchise for sale in Ault, CO, this is your chance to become Gone For Good ® franchise owner in Ault, CO.
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Recycling has become more expensive for residential and commercial users as of summer 2019, with MRF tip fees equal or greater than disposal fees in some cases, according to Colorado’s Department of Public Health & Environment. The agency reports drop-off programs are struggling (some have closed) and some MRFs are having trouble getting fiber or mixed plastics to market. In response, CDPHE has revised grants programs, conducted MRF outreach and worked to remind facilities of material turnover requirements.
The agency also conducted a survey, designed by The Recycling Partnership, of all state MRFs to identify top contaminants. Based on results, it has shared educational material focused on bags and food contamination.
Motion picture productions are not unknown to the small town of Ault. In fact, the town was the site of a 1977 production. Starring a then popular actor named Robby Benson playing opposite Annette O’Toole, “One on One” was also among the first movies to cast a young Melanie Griffith. Griffith would later become a leading actress in her own right.
Speaking of high schools, Highland High School is the only one in Ault and in the surrounding area. That’s not the original name, though. The current name came about when what was then Ault High School was combined with the schools found in the nearby towns of Carr, Nunn, and Pierce.
1.73 sq mi (4.47 km²)
Territory available
1,519
Total Population
≈ 2250 tons
Amount of Trash Produced Each Year in Ault, CO
Ault, CO
540
Total Households
$33,846
Median Household Income
Hear from our franchise owner, Andy D'Esposito of Gone for Good Seattle. D'Esposito was in the recycling industry for nine years before deciding to take the leap to business owner with his wife Heather last year.
David was the first franchisee of Gone For Good. "With a successful track record of 9 years in the industry, we have been able to come up with new ideas and approaches to enhance our services and customer experience," comments David.